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English: Prehistoric pottery sherds from archaeological excavations at Kamabai Rock Shelter, Sierra Leone (West Africa)
  • The piece on the lower left is part of a ceramic pipe --- the part that fits onto the stem. The bowl would have been where the visible hole is now.
  • For an image of the Kamabai Rock Shelter, see: File:Kamabai Rock Shelter, Sierra Leone.jpg ( Wiki-Commons ).
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24 September 2008
Date 1967/68
Source Prehistoric pottery sherds from archaeological excavations at Kamabai Rock Shelter, Sierra Leone (West Africa)
Author John Atherton

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