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Ancient ceramic spindle whorl fragment with central perforation, likely once used in spinning thread for textile production. The surviving section shows a cylindrical form with a drilled center hole and light earthen coloration consistent with fired clay or ceramic material. Despite being broken, it remains a nice identifiable ancient everyday-life artifact connected to weaving and textile manufacture.    •   Ancient ceramic spindle whorl fragment    •   Material appears to be fired clay / ceramic    •   Weight: 2.75 grams    •   Approx. 8mm diameter    •   Approx. 31mm surviving length    •   Central perforation intact    •   Excavated condition with ancient wear    •   Exact artifact shown Great inexpensive ancient utility artifact for collectors of primitive tools, weaving implements, and ancient daily-life objects.