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Annular buckle; 1720s or earlier

Annular buckle; 1720s or earlier

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Partial butt plate from a Prussian musket. Issued in 1830 to a Prussian soldier (in Germany) in the 24th Landweir Regiment (7th Company); repurposed

Partial butt plate from a Prussian musket. Issued in 1830 to a Prussian soldier (in Germany) in the 24th Landweir Regiment (7th Company); repurposed

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Small thimble from an 18th century home site

Small thimble from an 18th century home site

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Hand-etched small button

Hand-etched small button

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Early 1700s pewter spoon handles. The one on the right has a makr's mark on it; if you have any info on the maker please pm me.

Early 1700s pewter spoon handles. The one on the right has a makr's mark on it; if you have any info on the maker please pm me.

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Frizzen from an 18th century musket, possibly a Brown Bess

Frizzen from an 18th century musket, possibly a Brown Bess

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Frizzen from an 18th century musket, possibly a Brown Bess

Frizzen from an 18th century musket, possibly a Brown Bess

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Shield-shaped harness buckle

Shield-shaped harness buckle

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Two small brass buckles; probably used on clothing

Two small brass buckles; probably used on clothing

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Faceted glass ("paste") 18th century knee buckle

Faceted glass ("paste") 18th century knee buckle

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South Carolina militia cuff button-1830s or 40s

South Carolina militia cuff button-1830s or 40s

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Cut 1772 Spanish eight reales silver coin. This piece is one eighth of the original coin and would have been worth one real. Also referred to as a "b

Cut 1772 Spanish eight reales silver coin. This piece is one eighth of the original coin and would have been worth one real. Also referred to as a "b

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Cut 1772 Spanish eight reales silver coin. This piece is one eighth of the original coin and would have been worth one real. Also referred to as a "

Cut 1772 Spanish eight reales silver coin. This piece is one eighth of the original coin and would have been worth one real. Also referred to as a "

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Cast net weight

Cast net weight

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18th century fish hook

18th century fish hook

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Staffordshire combed slipware shards

Staffordshire combed slipware shards

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Decorative pewter coat button

Decorative pewter coat button

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Saddle leather decoration

Saddle leather decoration

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Partial hog jawbone and teeth-food refuse found in a colonial trash pit

Partial hog jawbone and teeth-food refuse found in a colonial trash pit

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Small brass pendant with cut colored glass inset

Small brass pendant with cut colored glass inset

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Reconstructed 17th century Bellarmine (aka Bartmann) jug. Shards dug from the "Swamp Pit"

Reconstructed 17th century Bellarmine (aka Bartmann) jug. Shards dug from the "Swamp Pit"

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Reconstructed 17th century Bellarmine (aka Bartmann) jug. Shards dug from the "Swamp Pit"

Reconstructed 17th century Bellarmine (aka Bartmann) jug. Shards dug from the "Swamp Pit"

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Reconstructed 17th century Bellarmine (aka Bartmann) jug. Shards dug from the "Swamp Pit"

Reconstructed 17th century Bellarmine (aka Bartmann) jug. Shards dug from the "Swamp Pit"

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Reconstructed 17th century Bellarmine (aka Bartmann) jug. Shards dug from the "Swamp Pit"

Reconstructed 17th century Bellarmine (aka Bartmann) jug. Shards dug from the "Swamp Pit"

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