Two mending body and rim sherds from a very large Hessian crucible. The crucible is either a crude stoneware or coarse earthenware. It does not appear to have been used. The vessel likely had a triangular-shaped mouth/rim.
442.54, 442.109
Crucible
Ceramic
Rim
Refractory Ware
Germany
Molded
April 1981 - June 1981
This excavation conducted in 1981 uncovered archaeological resources from the 17th to the 19th centuries. The report is in 6 volumes. Please click the following to access each volume: The Archaeological Evaluation of the Seven Hanover Square Block, New York, ...
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Early-to-Mid 18th Century
Excavations in the northern portion of Lot 14 revealed the remains of a domestic midden that was likely deposited in the basement of a structure which stood on this lot during the 17th century. Beneath the second mortar floor, the ...
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(1630 - 1740)
(1600 - 1800)
(1698 - 1713)
(18th Century)
(1625 - 1675)
