 |
 |
||||||||
|
|
Canadian Historic Sites: Occasional Papers in Archaeology and History No. 13
by Jane E. Harris ContentsAbstract Sommaire Introduction Historical BackgroundResearch Techniques Glassware of the Acadian Period Late 17th-Early 18th Century Globular Wine Bottles18th-Century French Wine Bottles Utilitarian Blue-Green Bottles Clear Non-Lead Glass Vessels Late 18th-Century English or American Glassware Cylindrical Wine Bottles, ca. 1750-1770Cylindrical Wine Bottles, ca. 1770-1800 Case Bottles Snuff Bottles Medicine Bottles Unidentified Bottles Lead Glass Tableware Firing Glasses Plain-Stemmed "Wine" Glasses Decanter Stopper Discussion and Conclusions Excavation Unit 1Excavation Units 2 and 3 Excavation Unit 4 Excavation Units 7 and 8 Analyses of Glassware and Ceramics Compared Social Implications of the Beaubassin Glassware References Cited Tables 1 Cylindrical wine bottle necks. 2 Description of cylindrical bottle. 3 Cylindrical wine bottle necks. 4 Case bottle bases. Illustrations 1 Beaubassin site map. 2 Wine bottle body fragment. 3 English wine bottle fragments, 1750-70. 4 English wine bottle, 1770-1800. 5 English wine bottle fragments. 6 Case bottle bases. 7 Bottle fragments. 8 Turlington bottle base. 9 Bottle fragments.
|
||||||
|
|
|
||||||
