Smithsonian Institution - United States National Museum - Bulletin 249: Contributions from the Museum of History and Technology; Papers 52-54 on Archeology
David Hume · en
TABLE 1.--_Location and terminal dates of deposits._
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_Field Number_| _Deposit_ | _Terminal Date_
(T.N.) | |
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1 | Kitchen | c. 1740
2 | " | c. 1730-1740
3 | " | c. 1730-1740
4 | " | c. 1740
8 | kitchen vicinity | Unstratified
10 | residence | c. 1740-1750
15 | kitchen | c. 1740
16 | " | c. 1730-1740
17 | Pit C | c. 1725-1735
18 | " " | c. 1725-1735
19 | Pit F | c. 1730-1740
22 | kitchen | c. 1730-1740
23 | Pit D | c. 1730-1740
24 | Pit E | c. 1730-1740
27 | residence | c. 1740_ff_1750
28 | " | c. 1740-1750
29 | slope south of residence| c. 1750-1760
30 | Pit B | c. 1702-1710
31 | Pit A | c. 1702-1710
32 | residence vicinity | Unstratified
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FIGURE 14. TOBACCO-PIPE PROFILES
1. Pipe with bowl shape reminiscent of the 17th century but with
the lip horizontal instead of sloping away from the stem as
characteristic of the earlier forms. Mouth somewhat oval; spur
small; the clay very white and glazed. Marked on the stem with
the name Richard Sayer. Stem-hole diameter 6/64 in. Oswald Type
9d.[126] T.N. 30.
2. Fragmentary bowl of cylindrical form, having a shallow heel
from which the fore-edge of the bowl springs forward. This is
a late 17th-century form. No mark. Stem-hole diameter 6/64 in.
T.N. 30.
3. Bowl of basic 18th-century form, but the narrow profile is
indicative of an early date within the period. Letters "R M"
molded on either side of the heel. Stem-hole diameter 5/64 in.
T.N. 30.
[Illustration: FIGURE 14.--TOBACCO-PIPE PROFILES. Same size.]
4. Bowl with neither heel nor spur, but the angle of the bowl
comparable to that of no. 2. No mark. Stem-hole diameter 5/64
in. T.N. 31.
5. Bowl apparently similar to no. 3, but with the lip missing;
smaller heel with molded initials "IIS," but the letters poorly
formed and almost illegible. Stem-hole diameter 6/64 in. T.N. 1.
6. Bowl slightly fatter than the above, initials "IS" clearly
molded on the small heel, the "I" very thick. Stem-hole
diameter 4/64 in. T.N. 17.