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Name: Gold-Plated Copper Clothing Hook
Type: Metal
Dimensions: Length: 1.5cm
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Date Range: seventeenth century
Site: Cupids
Culture: European
Description:
A gold-plated copper clothing hook found east of the storehouse in Cupids. Gold-plated hooks like these would have been worn on the clothing of someone of high social status: possibly John Guy or the colony's second governor, John Mason.


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Name: Clay Tobacco Pipe
Type: Clay Pipes
Dimensions: Length: 69 mm; Height: 29 mm (at bowl).
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Date Range: 1640-1660
Site: Cupids
Culture: European - English
Description:
Clay tobacco pipe manufactured in England sometime between 1640 and 1660 and found inside Structure 5 at Cupids.


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Name: Tin-Glazed Footed Cup or Taca.
Type: Ceramics
Dimensions: Height: 2 1/4 inches (5 cm).
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Date Range: 1620-1630
Site: Cupids
Culture: European - Portuguese
Description:
Portuguese tin-glazed footed cup fragment. Blue design, medallions containing floral motifs separated by small columns, on a white background. Found in the storehouse. It may have been used for either food or beverages.


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Name: Copper Shoe Buckle
Type: Metal
Dimensions:
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Date Range: mid-seventeenth century
Site: Cupids
Culture: European - English
Description:
Small oval copper shoe buckle found just east of the storehouse.


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Name: Bellarmine Face
Type: Ceramics
Dimensions:
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Date Range: Seventeenth Century
Site: Cupids
Culture: European - German
Description:
Charred face from a German manufactured Bellarmine bottle found broken on the cobblestones west of the dwelling house.


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