_Date
_Artifact_ of Manufacture_ _Provenience_
2 rim sherds from ca. 1730 Beneath flagstone in
brown-banded; porch apron north
"drab," stoneware of Structure B.
mug (USNM
59.1754; fig. 67b)
Iron candle-snuffer 1730-1750 Debris at south end
(USNM 59.1825; ill. 62) of Structure B.
Small crescent-shaped Debris at south end
chopping knife of Structure B.
(USNM 59.1837; fig. 85a)
Silver teaspoon ca. 1730-1750 Wall debris near
(USNM 59.1827; fig. 86d) north end.
In addition, there was the usual variety of 18th-century delftware,
Nottingham and white salt-glazed stoneware, pieces of a Westerwald
stoneware chamber pot, and much miscellaneous iron, of which only a
hinge fragment and a supposed shutter fastener probably were associated
with the house. None of this material has provenience data, nearly all
of it having turned up in the process of trenching. Little of it,
therefore, throws much light on the history of the structure. The most
important artifacts found in and around Structure B are those of an
architectural nature, and these will be considered primarily in the
following section.