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Ceramic Vessel

(1760-1860)

Archaeological Details

  • Object number

    827-5

  • Date made

    1760-1860

  • Dimensions

    Weight 0.6 gr

  • Class

    Kitchen

  • Material

    Refined Earthenware

  • Context

    365-827

  • Ware types

    Jackfield-Type

Excavation Site

City Hall Park

Manhattan, City Hall Park, South of Chambers Street and East of Broadway between City Hall and Tweed Court House

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Part of Project

    • Tweed Courthouse, City Hall Park, New York, NY (2003)

      2000 - 2001

      Archaeological work completed adjacent to Tweed Courthouse in City Hall Park uncovered many archaeological resources dating to the 18th and 19th centuries. Most significantly, a burial ground and fragmentary human remains were revealed as well as a privy, and a ...

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    • tweed

Part of Context

    • 365-827

      18th to early 19th century

      Two drains were found in Level 6. While the structure of the drains, presumably wood, had decompossed there were two 2 inch holes in the soil at a depth of 5.4 feet in the north wall.

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