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Fragments from facited sided green glass bottle.

Bottle neck w/ stopper x 2.

Harpoon heads.

Bottle fragments, dark and light

Bottle fragments - light green

Sherd, transfer ware patterned brown

Strap + fragments. Iron

Strap, sheet piece + 4 fragments. Iron

corroded metal fragments, form and function not discernible. 4x nails, 1xflat octagonal metal piece, token/ gaming piece?

1xbadly corroded ferrous nail missing head Nail

Bottle Clear 1xvery small piece clear glass Fragment seam evident

Clay pipe - Very small clay fragment from clay pipe Pipe

metal rod

glass bottle fragments, 1 x olive, 1 x clear

Corroded iron fragment, thick in section, possible tool, one small loose associated fragment

Flat metal sheet fragment

Possible food can fragments, possible utensil fragment, misc. corroded fragments

Clay pipe bowls. Plain, Briar-style bowl. c. 1850–1910. No marks on stem.

Wood sample from mast, w/ two fragments

Sherds, salt glaze stoneware. From West side Mermaid Shoal on Rowley Shoals expedition.

Timber section.

Stone pieces. Depuch Is. Anchor Hill.

Sheeting and nails, copper. From an unknown lugger wreck.

Bolt concretion.

Bolts: one w/ washer another bent ( u-shaped).

Bricks, red- check the date, could be 1843.

Bottle, large clear BCD. Norwegian Bay, Whaling station.

Pickle Bottle, pale green

Bricks- HOGANAS- cream

Bricks- Cardup- red

Bricks- cream

Stone, for comparison w/ slab 3620

Button, copper.

Nail, iron.

Rod,copper

Button w/ split ring, copper. Marked 'Treble Standard'.

Coin, copper. Bun Penny 1863.

Clay pipe stem fragment.

Button, copper.

Rove, copper.

Nail, copper.

Clay pipe stem fragment. Marked 'London G. Crop'

Button, pewter like material.

Clasp section, brass.[ Bag/book ]

Nail, bent (u-shaped ), copper

Wire, copper.

Jar sherds (18), A. jar sherds w/. darke glaze, surface glaze. (8).

Sherd, blue/white floral- ceramic. AB

Paint or possibly white lead sample from drips on tin can.

Planking spike, copper.

Fitting w/ diagonal hole, iron. very heavy.

Rock samples- 2 granite type, 1 chalk to be identified.

Plank section with two fastening holes. Has evidence of burning at one end and worked, curved edge at other end.

Rope pieces. Sissal ???.2 wormed and parcelled, 1 leather covered.

Pulley sheave + 2 chucks of block.

Ship’s fastenings – one spike and one iron bolt. Both in corroded condition. Bolt is broken at distal end.

Bolt head, concreted

Sheathing frag, copper.

Bottle: green glass w/ kick up.

Sheathing fragments: one flat and one w/ fitting. Copper.

Ring section: iron (7 fragments)

Concreted iron bolt.

bolt: iron.

Bottle base: black glass marked 'H' (c. 1880)

Pickle bottle top: glass.

Mug base: ceramic w/ green line.

Plate sherd: willow pattern design. Sherd fits with NPE 3453.

Plate sherd: white embossed.

Jar sherds: neck/ shoulder from terracotta water jars. Fits w/ NPW 3440.

Earthenware sherds: w/ red body and dark glaze. Similar to NPW 3439.

Two of four Earthenware sherds: w/ red body and green glaze. Similar to NPW 3444. (One fragment attached to NPW 3444)

Stoneware sherds: base, wall and neck. Light body, some w/ brown body. Fits with NPW 3441.

Bottle base: pale green glass.

Bottle necks of small sauce and medicine bottles: pale green glass.

Glass bottle, pale green, moulded. Rectangular w/six-sides; relief moulded marking on one face: J.C. ENO’S EFFERVESCING FRUIT SALT; and W B 2 on base

Jar sherds: including neck sherds. Dark body earthenware. Similar to NPW 3432

Sherds: light body, dark glaze earthenware. Similar to NPW 3431.

Saucer base section.

Sherds: dark body, green glaze earthenware water jar. Similar to NPW 3433. (one fragment of NPW 3433 is attached to these sherds)

Plate sherd: blue striped. Used for analysis.

Bottle sherd: straight sided, dark glass.

Bottle base sherd of dark glass.

Bottle neck fragment: pale green glass.

Mug sherds: purple/ white.

Plate sherd, pale blue and white printed earthenware. Blue printed mark on base. Asiatic Pheasant pattern. Maker’s initials O.H.… Probably Old Hall Earthenware Co. Ltd, Old Hall Pottery, Hanley, Staffordshire (1861–1886).

Jar neck fragment: stoneware.

Clay pipe bowl.

Bottle base: dark glass.

Bottle neck: dark glass.

Bowl section: glass.

Cork.

Wood fragments w/copper rivets.

Eye bolt w/ pin: iron.

Willow pattern sherds.

Fastening + washer,copper

Bricks and ballast stone

Bricks and ballast stone

A) Copper rod. B) Rod encrustation. C) Ballast stone.

Fragments of pottery and unidentified pieces.