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Fragments, Westerwald, stoneware

Medallion fragments, Amsterdam Coat of Arms, stoneware

Musket balls.

Wall sherds, stoneware

Seigburg fragments

Sherds. Earthenware

Frame Timber

Coal

Musket balls.

Sherds = 1 handle + 6 walls

Thai stoneware jar fragments, misc.

Chain shot (fragments)

Fragments, 1 Acanthus leaves

Base sherds

Sherds

Fragment s

Base sherds

Thai stoneware storage jar: base and wall sherds. Thick pink/greyfabric, unglazed.

Sherds

Jug, wall sherds. Rheinish.

Onion bottle neck fragments

Onion bottle body fragments

Onion bottle base fragments

Iron fragments

Lead pieces.

Nails w/spayed end.

Square green bottle bases: Jagged pontil mark and cross w/ 4 spots.

Clay pipe stems.

Onion bottle fragments

Pipe fragments

Pipe fragments

Case bottle base fragments

Bones.

Barrel hoop fragment

Pipe fragments

Pipe stem fragments

Bone fragments.

Pipe fragments- 2 gouda, Ivan den Braek SVS

Ring, half + 6 nail fragments

Nail

Pipe stems

Clay pipe fragments.

Nails.

Clay pipe fragments.

Hoop fragments

Pipe fragments

A) 3 nail fragments. B) 2 nails. C) bolt fragment. D) 1 nail (10 mm long).

Bottle fragments, UV blue

Earthenware saucer: w/ wide blue rim over glaze colour.

Masonite: cf XA, Favourite.

Nails: copper alloy. Goes w/ XA 215 A flange.

Valve Q ,& parts, includes 2 bolts & 2 washers : from Pump discharge live air vessel complex.

Stoneware fragments.

Drift bolts.

Coal

Bulkhead section removed from float hatch opening. Also 5 pieces of aluminium and scraps.

Nail fragments: 6 inch square w/ rounded head.

Lead fragments.

Clay pipe fragements: bowl x 3; stem x 4.

Unid. bone fragments.

Stoneware jug sherds: Westerwald 1650-1750. Salt glaze, buff colour with cobalt blue design.

Roller sheave, brass. 5 rollers and 2 sheaves. Compare to VDR 3256

Bricks: 2 whole + 5 parts

7 from a group of 15 pearl shells.

Fastenings, tacks, iron

Lock (x1), hinge (x1) sections, and unidentified iron fragments

Fastenings, nails, copper alloy

Fragments, iron

Fragments forming circular disk, iron

Springs, copper alloy

Concretion Fragments, need to be sorted

5x nails, 1x iron frag & 1x light green glass bottle neck and lip section

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous: bird bones/iron nail

Miscellaneous

Skull fragment, one tooth in situ, two resin teeth in situ, loose tooth (#54), Casts of Tooth #26, #65, #16 and resin teeth copies x2. Tooth #16 [missing]. Tooth #26 Isotope sample [2017]. Tooth #65 [missing]. SK9.

Maxilla fragment with 8 teeth in situ, additional 4 teeth and two casts

Human bone

Human bone

Onion bottle shoulder/neck fragments

Case bottle fragments

Mammal (various)

Small flat pieces white clay

Glass, 4x small fragments blue glass, 2 x clear fragments, 1x pale blue fragment

Bottle glass - 6 x body and 1 x shoulder fragments

Bone, animal

UNID copper alloy fragments

bone, animal, miscellaneous fragments

Right pelvic fragments. SK16.

Scrap lead

Fragments, brass

Cast Iron fragments. Flat and Rt-angle piece c. 9 mm thick.

Meridian ring section, from celestial globe, brass, seals marked 70 + 80

1. 4 x domed brass buttons
2. 1 x rounded brass button with eyelet
3. 1 x domed convex shaped brass button with rolled edge and brazed on cone on reverse, broken eyelet
4. Flat copper button, seam across reverse with cone and broken eyelet

Semi-circular protractor- brass, replica (x2). One whole, one broken in 7 pieces. Some missing.

Rope - Approximately 13 separate pieces. These are boxed together and labelled A - G.

5x sheathing nails; 1x spike w/ square shank; 1x copper fragment.

1. Flare gun - a Very (verey) type flare gun, largely intact except for a small section of the handle which has broken away/eroded. Simple design with a wide, smooth barrel set on a basic metal handle. Has a single action trigger mechanism with the trigger in the pulled position, and the hammer and firing pin cocked. Near front of handle, underneath the barrel, is a pin with a ring, indicating a shell-extractor mechanism. The side of the handle is stamped with ‘MARK III A ONE INCH’, indicating calibre. The top of the barrel bears the makers mark ‘HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON ARMS CO.’
2. Main spring - designed to sit in the handle of the flare, where it is eroded, to store energy. Is a long metal pin surrounded by metal coil. Has a large trapezium shaped head with a half moon top which locks in with the base of the hammer.
3. Metal pin - short metal pin, smooth with no markings, consistent in diameter and with flat ends. Unsure about purpose/place in gun.
4. Metal shard - relatively flat piece of warped metal. Potentially a part of handle but difficult to determine.
5. Metal shard - second, smaller shard of warped metal. Again possibly part of missing handle section but unsure.
6. Coil fragment - small piece of coil, only one rotation, broken away from main spring (artefact 2).
7. Bearing - Small, smooth piece of metal, possible a warped sphere. Could be a bearing of some kind. Unsure of purpose in flare gun.

Black bottles: 5 small and 2 large.