Mining and Metallurgy Artifact List

Sample Number	Context Number	Artifact ID	Description	Initial Observations/Notes
MM-01	GF1731	13597	Pin (1.5cm)
MM-02	GF1718	13650	Pin (4cm)
MM-03	GF1710	13274	Furniture Tack
MM-04	GF1775	15217	Pin (3cm)
MM-05	GF1764	15059	Pin – two pieces (~1cm each)
MM-06	GF1758	14081	Buckle
MM-07	GF1715	13354	Button
MM-08	GF1758	14080	Button	Missing the loop on the underside of a button…may or may not have originally been a button?
MM-09	GF1616	10189	Thimble (Cracked)
MM-10	GF1564	9657	Thimble
MM-11	GF1545	9680	Loop (.5cm)
MM-12	GF1731	13636	Loop (1cm)
MM-13	GF1731	13637	Loop with Wood Cork	Perhaps a bottle stopper? But then why would it be hollow? It looks like the entire thing is actually made of wood or cork, not copper. The green stains probably come from whatever vessel neck the “cork” was in. I’d imagine that we could identify the type of wood.
MM-14	GF1545	9679	Incomplete Mouthharp Loop
MM-15	GF1771	15098	Mouthharp Loop
MM-16	GF1557	9139	Pieces of a sheet
MM-17	GF1600	9546	Tiny Fragments	The shards have coloring (namely red and some blue-ish) not normal to copper. Perhaps they’re not? Or perhaps there’s paint on them or they were exposed to iron during their long stay in the ground.
MM-18	GF270	5787	Long Strip
MM-19	GF1721	13474	Fragment
MM-20	GF1647	11528	Clasp
MM-21	GF1728	13569	Fragment
MM-22	GF1752	10467	Fragment
MM-23	GF1731	13610	Rounded fragments with holes
MM-24	GF1743	13938	Fragment with evidence of hole
MM-25	GF1749	14032	Fragment
MM-26	GF1776	15232	Fragment
MM-27	GF1581	9334	Fragment
MM-28	GF1713	13414	Piece of a clasp
MM-29	GF1731	13585	Rolled Kettle(?) Handle
MM-30	GF1731	13594	Strawberry Spoon Handle
MM-31	GF1775	15206	Kettle or Pot Handle
MM-32	GF1701	13030	Drawer(?) Handle	Flatter handle than MM-31, which is rounded.
MM-33	GF1651	10805	“G” Spoon	Two pieces