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
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The sample of ceramic sherds above is representative of the wide array of tablewares found at the site, including, a - tin-enameled earthenware (Delftware) plate, b - Rhenish blue and gray stoneware mug, c - Rhenish blue and gray stoneware jug, d - white saltglaze stoneware bowl, e - Chinese porcelain plate, f - Chinese porcelain saucer, g - English porcelain saucer, h - white saltglaze stoneware plate, i - Chinese porcelain cup, j - creamware bowl, k - refined earthenware cup, l - Colonoware bowl. The base fragments at left are from a "loving cup," a two handled drinking cup usually intended for ceremonial occasions. |
