ceramic pottery

[titaniumsalute04]

I don't if I'm posting this in the correct area, so if it's not, please move it. I'm needing some help dating these pieces of ceramic pottery I've found. I know this stuff has got to be late 1700's to early 1800's. This site is pretty rich in it as well as indian artifacts. Also my mother in law found a 1773 Spanish coin of some kind. A reference to some websites would help as well. Thanks!

 

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[DigIron2]

looks early to me.I take it you have a early houseite to hunt?

 

[Tnmountains]

Welcome to t-net. You are in the right area. Let it get some more exposure. I am only familiar with ancient Indian pottery. Good luck!

 

[timekiller]

Here's a site I use as I like hunting colonial pretty good for dateing shards.
Diagnostic Artifacts in Maryland
Take Care,
Pete,

 

[titaniumsalute04]

Here's a site I use as I like hunting colonial pretty good for dateing shards.
Diagnostic Artifacts in Maryland
Take Care,
Pete,

That's EXACTLY the kind of website I was hoping someone to post! Thanks so much! I'll be spending some time tonight going through it.

Welcome to t-net. You are in the right area. Let it get some more exposure. I am only familiar with ancient Indian pottery. Good luck!

Thanks! Is that Orion in your avatar? My main hobby at the moment is astronomy.

looks early to me.I take it you have a early houseite to hunt?

Yessir! Pretty stoked about it too. I just have A LOT of brush and weeds to clear to be able to hunt it well. I'm gonna run quite a bit of dirt through a window screen as well in hopes of some beads showing up.