Common Pottery

Common Pottery is one of the everyday finds you'll pull out of the ground in Dig & Clean — here's what it's actually worth and what to do with it once it's clean.

What Is Common Pottery

Common Pottery sits in the game's Common rarity tier, which means it's one of the results you'll see most often once you clean a dirty object at a Workstation. It's not a chase item — it's the baseline "you dug something up" outcome that keeps the core loop moving between rarer finds.

Where to Find Common Pottery

Common Pottery is recorded as a Workstation cleaning result: you won't find it lying on the ground labeled as pottery — you dig up an unidentified "Dirty Object" first, then it's revealed as Common Pottery once you finish spraying it clean at a Workstation. No specific island or dig zone is confirmed to be its source; unlike a handful of higher-rarity items, nothing in current sources ties this item to a particular map location.

Value & What to Do With It

Common Pottery's listed value is in Kudos, the museum-display currency, not a Coins sell price — which points toward keeping one copy for your museum rather than selling it. Since duplicate Common Pottery won't earn you anything extra once you already hold or display one (the game fills that drop slot with unremarkable filler instead), route any duplicates through a Storage Crate rather than letting them sit in your inventory.

See Also

• Item Database — every known find, filterable by rarity.
• Common Jewellery — another Common Workstation find, but a Coins-sell item instead of a museum piece.
• Museum Tracker — check off Common Pottery and track the rest of your collection.
• Rarity Odds — see how often Common-tier finds actually come up.