Ceramics: Cooking Storage | Various
| Tablewares 1 | Tablewares
2 | Glass: Bottles |
Furniture: Hardware | Arms/military:
Flints, shot | Clothing: Buttons
| Buckles | Jewelry |
Personal: Coins, other | Medicine/hygiene:
Drug jars, curlers | Smoking: Pipes
Buttons |
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| Buttons from Structure 1 include: a - “reeded” face, b - sunburst on lined field, c - tin-plated, d-e - plain. |  |
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| An even wider variety of buttons was recovered from Structure 2: a - maroon on white enamel face (no back), b - white and red enamel face with ferrous back, c - plain lead, d - floral foliate pewter, e - copper alloy, two part face with pierced decoration, f - copper alloy face with crescents on lined field and bone back, g - pewter, rosette with lattice surround design, h–i - tin-plated copper alloy, j - copper alloy. |  |
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Many other plain tin-plated buttons such as these could not be associated with a particular structure. Traces of gilding were found on the button at far right. |
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