Bottle cap.

Seeds (w/ fruit attached?). (6 of 22)
Domestic plum (Prunus domestica sp.) probably Prunus domestica ssp. domestica). Ref: Letter from Philippa Tomlinson, University of York, 15.7.92

Buckle with pin and chape (in 2 pieces): brass.

Note WvD (3-Dec-2010): the two fragments (chape) may be two backing mounts for a book.

Elephant tusk.

Fragment of very worn hull planking with sheathing nail holes on exterior surface, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern. One partial treenail hole preserved on edge, round in section. No remnants of other fastenings. Interior face; no original surface preserved.

Fragment of sacrificial planking, poorly preserved. It has nail holes from sheathing nails, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern, shafts are square in cross-section. rounded nail head impressions not well preserved as exterior is worm-eaten. Sawmarks visible on interior surface. This plank was sawn by a wind-driven sawing mill. The sawmarks are very straight and regular, run perpendicular to the length of the timber.

(Sample in MAC-056, T. 05).

Ship Cannon Cascabel, part only, from cannon 12 (GT 1454)

Cannon ball (1 of 30+).

Bricks, clay, Dutch IJsselsteen type

Ship Cannon 12- AVOC and AWGC marks, complete, good condition. (fragment from inside cannon stored in MAC-078 Tray 01)

Nails from barrel (GT1471A)

Cannon ball and fragment.