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By Albert Munsell | Published January 28, 2015 | Full size is 460 × 341 pixels

An archaeologist holds out a sherd of clay from an excavation site

Figure 1. An incised sherd from the historic Cherokee town of Nvnvnyi, in Cherokee, North Carolina.

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