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the house cccupation depesits M of styles th* dae between 1660-1680. Ihe bwe
dimetres of the pipe stems range from 516410 11164 of an inch, with about one-half of
the .umple being 71M of an inch. A breakdown of the pipe bare diametm by Event also
appilrr in Appendix B.
3.7 Small flnds
A number of small finds were also made an the site. Ihere include a silver coin.
fragments of two scventecnrhantury pewter spaons. a pwter goblet stem. lead shot.
fishing equipment, rap uugen, fermur rmp-like objects and miwellaneour picccs of
worked lead. Several other rmall frrgmentsof pewter were movered, however. kcaux
of thcir rmall raze and nondeseripl forms, they are OM identifiable. As well, several tron
objects were likewi~ discovered in the sevcnceenthcmtury aecupation smla. At least
two of these appear to k possible handler (uttfaet numbers 8153 and W7), but thcir
advanced state of cornston did not allow funher identification. Unfonunatcly the soil
conditions were very aeidic and the more refined mtalr, such ar wmught imn. did DM
survive well in the gmund. Converwly, less refined ytifaeu, such as lead jiggers and shot
rurvlved well enough to be eonserved wilh wn-inmrive mclhodr of matment such as air
drylna.
3.7.1 Cumncy
A silver alloy mi" w s discovered in the heanh ma during the last days of the pmject. II