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A Profusion of Pearlware
BufferCataloging the historic artifacts from a site in Delaware County, I find myself quite literally overloaded with pearlware ceramics. These blue-tinted (and quite pretty) refined earthenwares “replaced” the slightly older creamware ceramics, and can be a common find on archaeological sites dating to the early nineteenth century. Broadly speaking, pearlware ceramics date to 1780-1830, while […]
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