Archer Pottery Sherd is an archaeological item obtained by brushing the suspicious sand inside desert pyramids, with a 12.5% chance per block — the desert pyramid is the only structure where the Archer sherd generates. Its face carries a stamped silhouette of a figure drawing a bow, a recurring motif found on ancient decorated pots scattered across the Minecraft overworld. Brushing a suspicious block with a brush extracts the sherd and destroys the block. Combining four pottery sherds or bricks of any mix in a 2×2 crafting recipe produces a decorated pot, with each of the four side faces displaying one of the applied items. An archer, hunter, or warrior theme is a natural fit for this motif. Desert pyramids generate in desert biomes and share their suspicious sand loot with the Miner, Prize, and Skull sherds, so each of the few blocks per pyramid is a small discovery. As a purely decorative item, the sherd's value lies entirely in the visual story the assembled pot tells.