One heavily burned and blackened buff bodied tin-glazed refined earthenware tile fragment. The surface decoration cannot be determined due to the burnt color of the glaze. The tile fragment has one remaining straight edge.
78.35
1600 - 1800
Thickness 0.34 inches
Tile
Ceramic
Tin Glazed
Buff Paste
Burned
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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1760-1780
This context (Catalog #78: Lot 12, Test Cut F, Stratum 5, Level b) consists of artifacts found in a medium brown silty sand with rubble from a demolished building, likely circa 1760-1780, located in the rear portion of Lot ...
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1778
On August 3, 1778, a fire destroyed two blocks of shops and houses in lower Manhattan, laying waste to the majority of buildings on Cruger’s Wharf and half of the adjacent block north of Water street. Although ...
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(1762 - 1820)
(1762 - 1820)
(1600 - 1800)
(1600 - 1800)
(1600 - 1800)
(1600 - 1800)
(1600 - 1800)
(1762 - 1820)
