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Found on known shipwreck beaches in Wabasso area. Unable to identify and it doesn't look like other shipwreck earthenware I have found. Does anybody know what this could be? 20181118_072306.webp20181118_115126.webp20181118_115135.webp
 
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Part of an oven or fire wall from an old burner, or stove?
 
Looks like multigrain bread,maybe it's hardtack:laughing7:
 
Interesting for sure
 
Very interesting recovery! :icon_thumleft:
 
The last pic. Reminded me of the fig newton cookies I used to it. To me it looks like it could be some sort of an insulation piece of material. I have to agree with Kermit on this one. Interesting find and I’m sure someone on here will figure it out real soon.
 
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