Java pottery sherds supply patterns for decorated pots. Acquisition and recovery method determine whether you need archaeology supplies or a visit to existing pots in trial chambers.
Category
Items
Angler Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in warm ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Archer Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert pyramids
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Arms Up Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert wells
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Blade Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in cold ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Brewer Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert wells
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Burn Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Danger Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Explorer Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in cold ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Flow Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Decorated pots in trial chambers
- Method
- Break the decorated pot with a pickaxe without Silk Touch to recover its sherds
- Stack Size
- 64
Friend Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Guster Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Decorated pots in trial chambers
- Method
- Break the decorated pot with a pickaxe without Silk Touch to recover its sherds
- Stack Size
- 64
Heart Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Heartbreak Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Howl Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Miner Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert pyramids
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Mourner Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in cold ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Plenty Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in cold ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Prize Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert pyramids
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Scrape Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Decorated pots in trial chambers
- Method
- Break the decorated pot with a pickaxe without Silk Touch to recover its sherds
- Stack Size
- 64
Sheaf Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious gravel in trail ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Shelter Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in warm ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Skull Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in desert pyramids
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Snort Pottery Sherd
Decorated pot crafting: each sherd selects the design on one of four sides
- acquisition
- Suspicious sand in warm ocean ruins
- Method
- Brush suspicious sand or suspicious gravel at the listed location
- Stack Size
- 64
Search the right loot source
Suspicious sand and gravel use different loot pools according to their location. A design associated with a site is not a guaranteed result from every suspicious block. Read the source before committing to an archaeology trip.
Plan each pot side
Each sherd used in crafting chooses a side's design. The sherd icon identifies the pattern item, not every finished pot arrangement. Trial-chamber pot recovery follows a different method from brushing buried archaeology loot, so match your tools to the recorded route.
FAQ
Does every suspicious block at a site give its associated sherd?
No. The site's loot pool makes it a possible result, not a guaranteed result for each block.