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What are they? No idea please help id them
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Looks like broken marble.
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I found a suspender buckle from the 1850's with the same exact fabric inside. A one inch long piece, woven the same way as yours. I assume that type of fabric was used for a long time, on a lot of things though.
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Tiled bathrooms, kitchen counter tops, floors ... super common item found in demolition piles.
Fired clay , glazed on top, with remnants of adhesive still stuck on the bottom.
Fired clay , glazed on top, with remnants of adhesive still stuck on the bottom.
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They look like old Hohokam sandals. Cave find?
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