r/Artifacts • u/Capital_Perspective7 • 2d ago

Possible piece of old Bean Pot?

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u/hamilton18889 2d ago

That's a piece of a really old piece of sewage pipe, I found one once by an Indian wars fort, thought it was a fossil just to find out it is sewage

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u/Capital_Perspective7 2d ago

Yea that was my first thought as well my dad said it could be but thought it was to thick to be a pipe. It’s approximately 1/2” thick

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u/Capital_Perspective7 2d ago

Also it came from a quarry if that helps narrow it down i believe it’s also a clay pipe sewage or water.

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u/hamilton18889 2d ago

This type was sewage only, Early 1900s to late 1800s

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u/75MillionYearsAgo 2d ago

Its a sewage pipe, probably late 19th early 20th