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A group of 5 white ball clay (sometimes referred to as kaolin) pipe bowls from the mid-nineteenth century.

Profile shows bands of Rangia cuneata shells underneath the roadbed

Photograph of an archaeologist digging with a shovel in a trench along a road in an urban, residential neighborhood with a red mechanical excavator in the background. The trench is lined with yellow caution tape and orange and white safety cones.
Excavation of a waterline trench located shell midden, the kind that might be related to a shell mound or Indigenous feature.

Two complete pale blue-green water bottles. One reads, “New Hope Manufacturing Company,” the other “1922 Bienville Av.”, displayed on black velvet with ten-centimeter scale bar.
Water bottles from New Hope Manufacturing Company, 1922 Bienville Street, Louisiana

Visitors at 810 Royal Street

View of street drainage project on a street showing several workmen and sewerage equipment

View, looking down a walking path of arcade buildings at Spanish Fort

Variety of complete pipes from the pipe concentration at 8 Jay Street

Unlined privy pit under brick-lined privy pit from 626 Bourbon Street

Wall of excavation unit showing pile of crushed, burned, and buried medical waste
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