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Canadian Historic Sites: Occasional Papers in Archaeology and History No. 10
by Jane E. Harris ContentsAbstract Acknowledgements Introduction Artifacts from the French Occupation Wine BottlesSquare Blue-Green Bottles Wide-Mouthed Blue-Green Bottles Tumblers Artifacts from the English Occupation Wine and Spirits BottlesPharmaceutical Bottles Artifacts from the Post-Occupation Period Liquor BottlesBeer Bottles Soda Bottles Paneled Bottles Miscellaneous Bases Food Storage Containers Tumblers Unidentified Artifacts Flat-Sided VesselsBottles Clear Glass Vessels Conclusions and Discussion References Cited Illustrations 1 Map showing location of Fort Gaspereau. 2 Site and excavation plan of Fort Gaspereau. 3 French wine bottle fragments. 4 French wine bottle base fragment. 5 French wine bottle neck fragment. 6 Square blue-green bottle fragments. 7 Neck of a wide-mouthed blue-green bottle. 8 Blue-green base fragment. 9 Blue-green base. 10 Pattern-moulded tumbler. 11 Part of a Stiegel-type tumbler. 12 English wine bottle. 13 English wine bottle neck. 14 Base fragment of a pharmaceutical bottle. 15 Liquor bottle neck. 16 Shoofly flask neck. 17 Beer bottle fragments. 18 Soda water bottle fragment. 19 Crown fruit jar fragment. 20 Crown fruit jar lid.
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