A few artifacts that have been recovered are associated with millers,
drapers, basketmakers, cutlers, tailors, barbers, netmakers, and
glovers. These tradesmen usually worked in or near their homes.
[Illustration: EARTHENWARE MILK PAN, BRASS LADLE, FUNNEL FRAGMENT, AND
OTHER ITEMS FOUND WHICH RELATE TO DAIRYING AND CHEESEMAKING.]
[Illustration: BAKING BREAD IN AN OUTDOOR BAKING OVEN ABOUT 1650.
(Conjectural sketch by Sidney E. King.)]
[Illustration: IN THIS OVEN A JAMESTOWN WOMAN BAKED BREAD OVER 300 YEARS
AGO. IT APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN IN USE BETWEEN 1650 AND 1690.]
[Illustration: JAMESTOWN SOLDIERS CARRYING POLEARMS (A HALBERD AND A
BILL). (Conjectural sketch by Sidney E. King.)]