Fragment of wood, possibly remnant of treenail.

Fragments of timber, possibly frame or hull planking. Poorly preserved; no original surface. No remnants of wooden or metal fasteners.

Fragments of hull planking, small fragments, poorly preserved. Exterior surface: sheathing nail holes preserved, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern.

Fragment of frame with two treenails and two iron nails at its tip. Nails are square in section. Timber is cracked and poorly preserved.

Fragment of frame; futtock or floor end with three treenails, one only partially preserved. Poorly preserved.

Five adjoining fragments of sacrificial planking; two have knot. Plus 22 fragments that may have joined once but are now disconnected. Poorly preserved. Nail holes from sheathing nails, square in section, closely spaced. Rounded nail head impressions on exterior surface. Three fragments (including the two with knots) have mechanical saw marks on their interior surfaces (near knots). 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.

Old description: Timber pieces - 1 bag.

Fragment of timber, possibly frame or hull planking. Poorly preserved; no original surface.

Fragment of hull or ceiling planking with two partial treenail holes preserved along its edge . No sheathing nail holes preserved on its exterior surface.

Fragment of ship's timber with treenail hole. Poorly preserved; no original surface as it is worm-riddled on all sides. No other fasteners present. Plus 17 tiny fragments that have crumbled or broken off this fragment.

Large frame timber with 12 staggered treenails. Poorly preserved, worm-riddled surafce.

Four small fragments are stored in MA Dept. Jr/JS office.

Old description: Wood rib found under overhang, with dowels.

Fragment of hull planking. Wood poorly preserved. One treenail preserved, round in section; and two partial treenail holes; one has treenail peg preserved in it on exterior surface of hull planking (whereas treenail itself is missing. Iron nail observed nearby each treenail, square in section. Treenail is pegged with square peg on exterior surface; peg has nail hole from sheathing nail. Exterior surface: sheathing nail holes, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern. Interior surface; original surface not well preserved.
Old catalog description: GD 1641, timber from mid-area.
(Sample in MAC-056, T. 05).

Fragment of frame or beam, square in section with straight edges between the four faces. Timber has three treenails, 2 treenail holes, and one partial treenail hole. Treenails used to attach frame to hull planking, rounded in section. Two treenails seated very close to one another; one of which is blind treenail that is smaller in diameter, which suggests the ceiling planking was treenailed onto frames. No other fasteners present.

Old description: Large timber found near wood case.