Artifacts and Features:
Total number of entries: 38
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Name:
werra slipware
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Type:
Ceramics
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Dimensions:
length:43mm; width: 42mm; thickness: 13mm
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Date Range:
circa 1590-1625
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Site:
Cupids
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Culture:
European - German
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Description:
Fragment of a Werra Slipware dish manufatured in Germany sometime between 1590 and 1625 and found in a shallow pit southwest of the dwelling house at Cupids. Red-brown sandy fabric with brown lead glaze over a pale green-yellow slip decoration on the inside of the dish.
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Name:
Clay Pipe Bowl (39,629)
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Type:
Clay Pipes
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Dimensions:
Height of bowl: 28 mm; Width at rim:13 mm
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Picture: 
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Date Range:
1620-1640
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Site:
Cupids
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Culture:
European - English
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Description:
Tiny clay pipe bowl with rouletting around rim. It was made in England (probably London) sometime between 1620 and 1640 and found just southeast of Structure 2.
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Name:
Lion's Face Detail From Raeren Vessel
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Type:
Ceramics
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Dimensions:
Length:31 mm; Width: 16 mm
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Picture: 
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Date Range:
Circa 1600
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Site:
Cupids
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Culture:
European
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Description:
Loin's face detail from a stoneware vessel (probably a jug) made in Raeren in what is now Belgium and found northeast of the dwelling house.
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Name:
"Little Ladell" clay tobacco pipe
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Type:
Clay Pipes
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Dimensions:
Bowl Height: 27 mm; Bowl width: 12 mm (at rim).
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Date Range:
1590-1610
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Site:
Cupids
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Culture:
European - English
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Description:
Extremely small bowl with no rouletting around the rim and a tear drop shaped heel. This clay tobacco pipe is typical of pipes manufactured in London between 1590 and 1610.
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Name:
Raeren Jug Fragment
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Type:
Ceramics
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Dimensions:
Height: 74.7 mm; Width: 46.6 mm
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Date Range:
Circa 1600
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Site:
Cupids
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Culture:
European
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Description:
Rim fragment from a salt-glazed stoneware jug manufactured in the town of Raeren in what is now Belguim and found northeast of the dwelling house. Fragments of this or a similar vessel have been found elsewhere on the site. One fragment was found on the cellar floor inside the storehouse.
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