SIGNIFICANT ARTIFACTS ASSOCIATED WITH WALLS

_Date_

_Artifact_ _of Manufacture_ _Provenience_

Wine-bottle base. Diameter, 1735-1750 Adjacent to junction

5-1/8 inches. of Walls A, A-I,

(USNM 59.1717 fig. 29; ill. 35) A-II, 13 inches

above wall base and

undisturbed soil.

Wine-bottle base. Diameter, 1750-1770 Surface

4-5/8 inches.

(USNM 60.117)

Polychrome Chinese-porcelain 1730-1770 In disturbed soil

teacup base. between junction of

Blue-and-white porcelain sherds. Walls A, A-I, A-II,

(USNM 60.118; 60.121) and modern Highway

621.

Buckley coarse earthenware. (USNM Surface

60.80; 60.108; 60.136; 60.140)

Staffordshire white salt-glazed ca. 1760 Surface

ware.

(USNM 60.106)

Brass knee buckle. (USNM 60.139; ca. 1760 Surface

fig. 83e; ill. 49)

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