Similar words: herd, nerd, herder, shepherd, cowherd, per diem, overdo, overdue. Meaning: n. a broken piece of a brittle artifact.
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1, In it was a handful of small sherds.
2, As a first step, sherds of known origin from the two centres were analysed.
3, Over a hundred sherds of pottery were recovered from the rampart.
4, Attic sherds of En-gedi belong mainly to the late fifth and early fourth centuries.
5, A single sherd of Samarra lustre ware was found in the disturbed top surface layer.
6, Sometimes a sketch drawing of the sherd is done to show significant features.
7, Even the smallest sherd of broken pottery has the potential for giving us tantalising glimpses into the life of Shakespeare such as what he liked to eat and drink.
8, With the defeat of Sparta, PRAP's sherd patterns also show,(http://sentencedict.com/sherd.html) the population spread out through the countryside.
9, A bone needle, some animal bones and a few sherds of pottery were found here.
10, Unfortunately, it has not been possible to trace these sherds in the museum collection.
11, Although in profile and painted, rather than in relief, it bears a striking resemblance to the Alletio sherd from Corbridge.
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