This coarse earthenware mixing bowl dates to the 19th century and was probably made in Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island.
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Maritime Ware This coarse earthenware mixing bowl dates to the 19th century and was probably made in Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island. |
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Pearlware Saucer
This hand-painted pearlware saucer was recovered from the Central Trust Site in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia. It dates to the late 18th century and was made in England.  |
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18th Century Artifacts These artifacts all date to the second half of the 18th century. Clockwise from left: stemmed glass, fork, pewter spoon, saucer (middle). |
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Projectile Points
These corner-notched stone projectile points date to the Maritime Woodland Period of Nova Scotia (2500-500 years ago).  |
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Stone Axe This grooved stone axe was used during the Archaic Period and dates to 5000-2,500 years ago. |
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Projectile Point
This fluted stone spear point dates to the Palaeo-Indian Period of Nova Scotia (11,000-9,000 years ago).  |