Terra cotta fragment

Definition

A terra cotta fragment refers to a broken piece of pottery made from baked clay. These fragments are often found at archaeological sites and can provide valuable information about ancient civilizations.

Related terms

Archaeology: The study of human history through excavation and analysis of artifacts.

Pottery: Objects made from clay that are shaped and fired at high temperatures to become hard and durable.

Artifact: Any object made or modified by humans that provides insight into past cultures or societies.