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English: Wooden mortar and pestle found in the rice loft on Briars Plantation, John's Island (Charleston County), South Carolina. From the personal collection of the (anonymous) owner. It is believed to have been used in husking and/or polishing rice which was grown on the plantation. The age is unknown. Photograph by the owner |
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