JM430 - Clay pipes artefact
James Matthews Wreck
Clay pipes: broken. Marked ‘JI’ on spur. Moulded bowl w/ 5 ribs/4 lines each side and paired wheat sheaves on front and rear seams. Plus wool carding comb in concretion.
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Material Clay pipes
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Number of Items 52
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Site Area Code Local
Museum Reference
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artefact JM430 - Clay pipes
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Registration Number 430
Artefact information
| artefact | JM430 - Clay pipes |
|---|---|
| Ship | James Matthews |
| Status | Commonwealth |
| Registration Number | 430 |
| Description | Clay pipes: broken. Marked ‘JI’ on spur. Moulded bowl w/ 5 ribs/4 lines each side and paired wheat sheaves on front and rear seams. Plus wool carding comb in concretion. |
| Material | Clay pipes |
| Number of Items | 52 |
| Site Area Code | Local |
| Modification date | Tue, 2008-11-11 |
| Date Registered | Sat, 1976-03-27 |
| URL | http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/artefacts/jm430-clay-pipes |
James Matthews
The James Matthews built in France, owned by Frederick Leith. The James Matthews cargo was Passengers and cargo. The Master of the James Matthews was Roberts, the James Matthews had a crew of 15. The James Matthews was lost 1841/07/22 at Cockburn Sound /Woodmans Point.
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