Most of the sherds probably belong to wine bottles. Patinated.
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Object number
55
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Color
Black/Green
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Category
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Class
Glass
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Material
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Context
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Forms
Bottle
Body
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Ware types
Unidentified
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South Ferry Terminal, New York, NY (2012)
October 2004 - March 2006
Archaeological work completed between 2004 and 2005 as part of a large scale construction of a subway infrastructure project in Battery Park and the adjacent area uncovered segments of the 18th-century defensive Battery, resources associated with Whitehall Slip, and ...
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1439- South Ferry - Whitehall Slip 15598.020
Whitehall Slip.20 PMP Between Decking Column 18-Decking Column 20 (C18-C20), Slip/Wharf Fill
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British Buff-Bodied Slipware Body Sherd
(1670 - 1785)
British Buff-Bodied Slipware Body Sherd
(1670 - 1785)
Chinese Export Porcelain Body Sherd
(1685 - 1825)
Chinese Export Porcelain Rim Sherd
(1700 - 1840)
Chinese Export Porcelain Rim Sherd
(1700 - 1820)
Creamware Feather Edge Rim Sherd
(1770 - 1790)
English Lead Glass Stemware Stem/Base Fragment
(1715 - 1750)
Glass Wine Bottle Base Sherd
(1730 - 1820)
Glass Wine Bottle Base Sherd
(1730 - 1820)
Glass Wine Bottle Base Sherd
(1730 - 1850)
Glass Wine Bottle Base Sherd
(1730 - 1820)
Glass Wine Bottle Base Sherd
(1730 - 1820)
Glass Wine Bottle Lip/Neck
(1730 - 1840)
Glass Wine Bottle Lip/Neck
(1730 - 1840)
Pearlware China Glaze Painted Rim Sherd
(1775 - 1810)
Pearlware China Glaze Painted Rim Sherd
(1775 - 1810)
Pearlware China Glaze Printed Base Sherd
(1790 - 1820)
Pearlware Painted Rim Sherd
(1795 - 1830)
Pearlware Sponged Base Sherd
(1800 - 1835)