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Musket balls.

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Musket balls.

Musket balls.

Musket balls.

Musket balls.

Musket balls.

Musket balls.

Musket balls, wired (grape shot).

Ship Cannon: iron [No 2]. Sludge from bore (half way).

Strap fragments: iron.

Fragment of Nail head

Fragment of iron bolt

Wire from rope: brass

Fragment, lead

Wire loop

Musket stock pieces from coin concretion 4022.

Tool concretion, undientified

Pipe bowl with half stem, wooden (from Gilt Dragon???)

Earthenware fragments with green glaze

Earthenware fragments, green glaze

Glass case bottle base and 1glass fragment

Stoneware half medallion sherd

Terracota fragment

Ceramic fragments

Earthenware fragments

Lead Object - circular sides concave

Instrument pointer, brass. Very little left after conservation. Mended with wire.

Ballast stone

Piece of slate

Sharpening stones

Fragments of glass (x20), ceramics (x1), bone? (x1)

Clay pipe bowl with trumpeter heel mark and part of stem (two fragments)

Majolica Base

Fragment of barrel stave, and three fragments of possible treenails or barrel staves (poorly preserved).

Fragment of timber, poorly preserved. No remnants of wooden or metal fasteners.

Fragment of timber, planking or frame. Treenail hole preserved; no other remnants of wooden or metal fasteners.

Fragment of timber, possibly from frame. Poorly preserved, worn out by water and worm-riddled. Two partial treenail holes preserved. No other wooden or metal fasteners preserved. Registered as 3 fragments.

Fragments of wood, probably from ship’s hull planking, not diagnostic. Two with nail hole.

Fragment of sacrificial planking. Nail holes of sheathing nails, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern. Rounded nail head impression on exterior face.

Wood fragment from billet box, permeated with iron corrioson.

Fragments of timber, not diagnostic, presumably from ship's hull (x12); fragment of sacrificial planking (x1). Poorly preserved; plus wood fragment from billet boxes (x1).

Fragment of ship’s timber, probably from frame , three treenails preserved. No other wooden or metal remnants of fasteners. Poorly preserved, worm-riddled on all sides.

Fragment of hull planking, very worn, original surface preserved only exterior face. Exterior surface has nail holes from sheathing (only three preserved, plus two shaft impressions)), square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern. No other wooden or metal fasteners remaining.

Fragment of undiagnostic wood; no fasteners preserved.

Case bottle base fragment.

Tumbler base fragments: amethyst glass.

Iron bolt

1 x faunal bone

Faunal bone with joint, butchered

Bone

1. 2 x stones, flint
2. 1x small fragment of faunal bone with evidence of butchering/ cutting

Unidentified Fragment

1. 1 x small bone button or bead with single hole
2. 9 x faunal bone fragments, 2 with evidence of butchering/ cutting

1. 1x intact bone button with 4 holes and raised edge around rim on top face, convex rear face
2. 5 x faunal bone fragments

Dark glass bottle neck

Clew cringle, iron. Found Carnac Is. in rocks exposed by sand movement- middle of Eastern Bay.

Orizaba Saloon chair: wood w/ cast iron base

Hatch, rectangular iron frame, off the Grace Darling

Stair bead, brass

Indicator/speedometer, bronze. “Walker Cherue III, made in England by Thomas Waler Ltd. Bedford ST. Birmingham”

Cranse, facetted loop, iron

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.

Fragment of large frame timber with four staggered treenails, one partial treenail, and two partial treenail holes. Poorly preserved; worm-riddled surface.

Old description: Large timber found near wood case.

1. Fragment of frame timber with two treenails. Poorly preserved, worm-riddled.
2. Fragment of hull or ceiling planking with small knot . No fasteners or sheathing nail holes preserved on its exterior surface. Plus four fragments broken off from this timber.

Seven joining fragments of hull planking with one pegged treenail; no other fasteners observed. Interior surface not preserved. Exterior surface: sheathing nail holes preserved, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern. Treenail is pegged with square peg. Wood poorly preserved, warped, and cracked longitudinally in direction of its grain.

1. Two adjoing fragments of hull planking with a treenail, round in section, with square peg driven in from its exterior surface, and two partial treenail holes along its edge. Exterior surfaces: sheathing nail holes, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern. Wood poorly preserved; cracked longitudinally in direction of its grain. Plus five tiny fragments that have crumbled or broken off this timber.

2. Fragment of ship's timber with knot. No fasteners or other diagnostic features preserved.

3. Frame of ship's timber with treenail, treenail hole, and partial treenail hole preserved along its edge. Nail hole preserved next to treenail.

Plus 27 tiny fragments that have crumbled or broken off these timbers.

Eight fragments of hull planking (probably all from same timber), plus 75 tiny fragments that have crumbled or broken off the larger fragments. Wood poorly preserved and is warped.

1-3. Adjoining fragments are end of a flat scarf of hull plank which is nailed onto the joining scarf end, perpendicular to the planking's thickness (tip was nailed down, this indicates a bottom-based construction method; otherwise it would nailed into one of the underlying frames). Nail is square in section. Timber has two treenails, round in section, that are pegged, pegs square in section, on its exterior surface. Exterior surfaces: sheathing nail holes, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern.

4-6. Adjoining fragments of hull planking with one pegged treenail and two partial treenail holes along its edges. Exterior surfaces: sheathing nail holes, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern.

7. Fragment of corner of hull plank.

8. Fragment of hull planking with pegged treenail and two partial treenail holes along its edge. Exterior surfaces: sheathing nail holes, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern.

Fragment of hull planking with bolt hole and sheathing nail holes on its exterior. This fragment is from a scarf end, and has a nail hole, square in section, from an iron nail running laterally to fasten it to the scarf end of the adjacent plank. Nail head impression from the nail on one end. Exterior surface: sheathing nail holes preserved, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern (0.042-0.047 centre-to-centre distance). Bolt head impression on exterior surface. Poorly preserved.

Fragment of ship’s timber probably from frame or hull plank, one partial treenail hole preserved (cracked over its length). No other wooden or metal remnants of fasteners. Poorly preserved, worm-riddled and water-worn.

Fragment of ship’s timber probably from frame or hull plank. No wooden or metal remnants of fasteners preserved. Poorly preserved.

Fragment of ship’s timber probably from frame or hull plank. No wooden or metal remnants of fasteners preserved. Poorly preserved.

Fragment of ship’s timber probably from frame or hull plank, with partial treenail hole. Poorly preserved.

Fragment of hull planking. Exterior surface: Sheathing nail holes preserved, square in section, closely spaced in diagonal or alternating pattern.

Fragment of frame wood with treenail.

Bone.

Miscellaneous

Human bone (1 frag)

Miscellaneous

Lunate, left hand, SK6/SK10

Unidentified bone fragments, SK9

unassociated, unidentified bone fragments

Left mastoid process, attached to BAT4681, SK6/SK10

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

Intermediate phalanx, right hand, SK7

Skull fragments, SK7