SIGNIFICANT ARTIFACTS IN STRUCTURE F

The narrow extension contained several bushels of unburned oystershells

and some coals. There was limited evidence of burning, although the

shells were not affected by fire. A small variety of artifacts was

found, few of which dated later than the mid-18th century. The flue or

fire chamber yielded the following artifacts:

59.1717 Wine-bottle basal fragments, 5-5-1/2 inches,

mid-18th-century form

59.1721 Stem of a taper-stem, teardrop wineglass, misshapen from

having been melted, ca. 1730-1740

59.1723 Green window glass, one sherd with rolled edge of crown

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