Old midden hunt in DC

[Fossil_adult]

This is my first time posting so if I look like I don’t know what I’m doing, your 100 percent correct. I don’t even know if I’m posting these pictures correctly, but I’m doing my best. I found an old midden in my neighboring part of DC, and normally I wouldn’t go through all this trouble but this one bottle perplexed me. I did a google search like usual and I get zero results, so I’m turning to you guys because y’all know a lot more about this than I do. I collect fossils, about 99 percent of my collection is dedicated to them so artifacts aren’t my area of expertise. If y’all can help ID this bottle that would be great I do know that most of this stuff spans from 1866 through today, because I’m finding a lot of new trash here too (ew). Anyways, I found some cool stuff and hope y’all can appreciate and help me out a bit. I found 4 complete bottles, a broken ink bottle, a big bottle stopper, some ceramic bottle tops (one with may 28 1901 embossed on it), some fine China, and a pipe. I’ve been finding loads at this place, but today is my best by far. Here’s the spoils:




The bottle has “novol” embossed on its face, it’s brown, and I know it’s machine made because the seem runs past the lip. That’s about all I know. There’s so much more I want to include but I don’t want to sound like I’m giving a whole speech so any questions or answers I’ll gladly answer to. Anyways, I hope y’all can help me because google definitely hasn’t.

 

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[Tony in SC]

Welcome to Tnet!! Looks like you have a very good spot. Your pics are good, the more you do the better they will get.

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Elvis]

Welcome!! Congrats!!

 

[Fossil_adult]

Thanks guys! I have a lot more artifacts from years ago maybe I’ll post those later this week.

 

[villagenut]

So, you are a teenager with a passion for digging up the past. Glad to see there is a next generation of us. Keep at it .......and welcome to Artifacts Anonymous