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Tube, cream. INNOXA blemish cream.

Glass frag, olive green, think

Facsimile Dutch map, 1666, by Pieter Goos: NOORD ZEE, van TEXEL, tot de HOOFDEN

1 x fragment of blue print ceramic

1 x Large fragment of ferrous concretion, possibly chain.

Mounted newspaper clipping referring to Stokes swivel gun, titled “View of Dutch Four-Pounder Bronze Gun”. Related to ZW111R (stokes gun replica).

A) Frame w/ images/maps of ‘Vergulde Draeck’ pasted and 9 coins removed.
B) Wire for hanging the frame.

Cannon ball, dried out, large.

Stoneware jug sherd, wall

Stoneware sherd, light brown mottle.

Button, relief decoration, steel loop

Pin, uniform (?), decorative

Glass fragment, possible small tumbler, flat-patterned visible

Timber, burnt

Button

Cannon Ball

Mooring or Dredging Anchor, stockless, with chain.
NOT HISTORIC - Ex. Marine and Harbours Dept (1986)

Iron Stocked Anchor with shape and flukes characteristic of early 19th cent types. With chain support.
NOT HISTORIC - Ex. Marine and Harbours Dept (1986)

Admiralty anchor with shackle, distorted and ill fitting stock and eroded ball.
NOT HISTORIC - Ex. Marine and Harbours Dept (1986)

Rodgers Anchor showing the characteristic early shape to the flukes but with a traditional iron stock (bent) and gravity band.
NOT HISTORIC - Ex. Marine and Harbours Dept (1986)

Admiralty pattern anchor with folding stock and gravity band.
NOT HISTORIC - Ex. Marine and Harbours Dept (1986)

Admiralty pattern anchor with iron stock and fluke.
Anchor late 19th Cent. Recovered off South Mole Fremantle 16/9/1979,‘Ship Unknown’.

Ship Cannon E — Wadding.

Cannon ball: medium.

Cannon ball: medium.

Cannon ball: ID? x2!

Pickle bottle/jar: pale green w/ cork. Contents sample separated.

Concretion

Fragment of iron tool probably a mattock or hoe. Corroded condition.

Fragment of iron nail/ fastening. Corroded condition.

Cannon ball, dried out.

Nail, corroded

Copper, unidentified

Bulk, ferrous pieces, corroded

Glass sherd, brown

Bulk, 420 ferrous pieces, corroded

Nail, corroded

Bulk, 163 ferrous pieces, corroded; possible small nail heads and shafts

Unidentified lead piece, corroded

Bulk, ferrous pieces, corroded

Iron bolt, heavily fragmented, heavily corroded

Bulk, 2404 ferrous pieces, unidentified, corroded; including 74 nail heads, 1 large bolt head, 1 full shaft, 1 large head and partial shaft

Nail, corroded, near SK13 femur

Bone

Soil sample L1_2015_A_ XU2

Bone, animal

Nail, ferrous, corroded

Ceramic, fragment, white glazing, unidentified

Bone human

Glass fragments

Organic material, possible ivory, found under right leg of SK15

Possible sail maker’s tool with double hooked end

Bullet cartridge possibly .303, modern

UNID metal cylinder/ tube fragment

Possible broken chert flake

UNID bulb/ sphere shaped object, hollow interior with concretions, remains of projecting hollow pipe, corroding condition, fragile
See also artefacts 6147, 6142 and 6150

Fastening - Hook end bolt, corroding

Fastening - Small bolt, possible hexagonal headed

Fastening - Threaded hexagonal headed bolt

UNID curved object

Ferrous piece of a strap, with bolt holes

Fastening - Rove or nail, square shank, round head

Fastening - Rove with clench ring, square section, round head, bent at one end

Ring/washer

Bone, cut or broken, possible scapula

Bullet cartridge, eroded at one end

UNID copper wire in concretion

Brick, small stoneware jug sherd attached

Clay brick

Clay brick, corner broken

Clay brick

Clay brick

Clay fire brick, marked ‘GARTCRAIG’

Clay fire brick, marked ‘GARTCRAIG’

Clay brick- pinkish grey colour; coral encrusted

Stoneware ink bottle, dark brown salt glaze, abraded.

2 parts of olive jar- earthenware.
Part (a) part of neck and shoulders. Part (b) is base.

Moulded circular bottle base
Marking:
H
F X F
0521

Hexagonal pickle bottle, pale green glass, marked ‘4187’ on base, double row of dots around shoulder.

Cabin ink bottle, dark green glass. Cork in situ. Broken in two places.

Square pale green bottle, marked ‘SYMINGTON Cos. ESS COFFEE AND CHICORY EDINBURGH’
Base marked: ‘1658’

Cobalt blue castor oil bottle with cork in-situ

Glass tumbler with 6 panels. Dark amethyst colour

Cast lead weight or bung

Brass fitting possibly for ‘ TAFFRAIL STANTION’

Square section iron bar hollow (iron corroded away)

Part of wooden pulley sheave.

Pewter bottle cap and collar, encrusted.

Pewter bottle cap - incomplete. Heavily encrusted.

Cannonball eroded

Stoneware sherd - Body of jug with lower point of beardman mask - “hour glass” mouth.

Stoneware sherd part of neck and handle of jug - medium brown mottle.

Stoneware sherd part of lower body of jug, pale grey mottle.

Stoneware sherd, part of ‘heraldic’ medallion.
Fits with GD1455/GT883

Base of case bottle.

Base of case bottle, encrusted, pale green glass.

Glass bottle top. Fragment. Dark green glass with a ‘pink’ concretion covering most of the outside of bottle fragment.