Much of the middle east, Greece, etc have many large sites with weathered pottery shards in the shape of pebbles, because pottery shards are flat-ish. Millions of ceramic rocks.
In the presence of water... you will find the round, flat ones with a perfect "pebbles shape."
This is extremely common where I live. I have an aquarium full of them.
The "thing about pottery" is that many cultures made (and broke) a lot of it.
Its very obvious in the stratography when a pottery making culture moves in. There will be shards in every handful of earth.
Occasional pottery use, like figurines or beads.. are not like that. They're only really found "in situ," graves or something.
Much of the middle east, Greece, etc have many large sites with weathered pottery shards in the shape of pebbles, because pottery shards are flat-ish. Millions of ceramic rocks.
In the presence of water... you will find the round, flat ones with a perfect "pebbles shape."
This is extremely common where I live. I have an aquarium full of them.
The "thing about pottery" is that many cultures made (and broke) a lot of it.
Its very obvious in the stratography when a pottery making culture moves in. There will be shards in every handful of earth.
Occasional pottery use, like figurines or beads.. are not like that. They're only really found "in situ," graves or something.