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In response to the great help I've received from all the histarch
community, and queries recommending more specifics, here's a list of
three of the bottle seal embossed marks. "CHATEAU LAFITTE", "PREMIERE
GRAVE. BORDEAUX. L'HERMITON", and "HAUT SAUTERNES. L&L&Co".
In response to Wm Liebeknecht, yes we do have a couple olive oil seals
as well, unfortunately I don't have access to them right now. I'll try
to get them tommorrow. If you have any info. on those as well, I'd be
indebted. I spent a whole afternoon in the index to anthro. lit. and
didn't find much to help.
By the way, we did recover a marked Russian bottle seal, dated 1815,
which was cause for considerable excitement. The international flavor of
this isolated early 19th century port in the North Pacific is
remarkable. Thanks,
Daniel Thompson
Castle Hill Archaeological Project
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