potsherd , also: potshard

Despite the message on the potsherd, he said to himself.

Around them the potsherds did not even give back an echo.

Potsherds show that site was used repeatedly over a long period of time.

Scattered all over the top were great quantities of potsherds.

Just poking around in the ruins looking at the potsherds.

Already a small pile of potsherds had rewarded his efforts.

She put the statuette down and pointed to the potsherd.

From its surface, typical potsherds and other finds were collected.

Potsherds dating to the Ottoman period were discovered on the floor of the building.

We'll teach you to sort potsherds," he said to me.

Certain potsherds that have been swept away should teach them otherwise."

He opened one of the filled cartons, gazed down at the potsherds.

These ceramic potsherds therefore provide some of the earliest evidence for pottery making in China.

Probably to see if there were other such pots, or potsherds, at the place.'

"He has been collecting potsherds and his favorite bones, I expect.

I must have trodden on a broken shell or a potsherd, for the cut was deep.

He had amassed quite a sizable heap of potsherds and bones.

On the table in front of him was a scattering of potsherds from the dig.

This also will stand few instants; the panels shivering in, like potsherds.

Also no potsherds were found in the mound.

Nevertheless, it was here that potsherds of Roman origin were found during drainage works.

Presence of Islamic age potsherds indicates that the village was an occupation site during this period.

Over 100,000 potsherds was recovered from the site, which came from at least 288 different vessels.

Sure enough, he stumbled into Ramses' pile of potsherds and went sprawling.

She puts her cigarette on a potsherd and goes back to her rubbing.