Eighteenth Century French-style pottery from Killdeer Street Shell Midden

ID: 6542 ~ Source: UNO ARC ~ Date: 2025
This file appears in: Archaeological Excavations at Spanish Fort
Photograph of ceramic pottery fragments. The pottery is arranged in two neat rows on a black back drop with a white and black scale bar displaying centimeters. The top row shows three ceramic types. From left to right: a sherd of a plate rim with a blue painted line, the second, a green rim fragment of a bowl/milk pan, and the third is a handle of a cup painted with white and blue stripes. The second row is as follows. Left to right: a white pottery fragment with blue dots and lines. The second, a yellow bowl or basin rim with orange circle and dot decoration, and the third a lime green pottery fragment.
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Eighteenth Century French-style pottery from Killdeer Street Shell Midden

This file appears in: Archaeological Excavations at Spanish Fort