Early-Twentieth century machine-made bottles from a Killdeer locus farther away from Spanish Fort

Three bottles displayed on black velvet with a fifteen-centimeter scale bar. From left to right, the first is a cylindrical jar, and reads, “HORLICK MALT CO. MILK.” The second is a colorless flask, the third is a colorless rectangular bottle.
Three bottles displayed on with base facing the camera lens, all are displayed on black velvet with a fifteen-centimeter scale bar. The third bottle reads, “WHITE HORSE.”

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Title

Early-Twentieth century machine-made bottles from a Killdeer locus farther away from Spanish Fort

Description

Early-Twentieth century machine-made bottles from a Killdeer locus farther away from Spanish Fort

Source

UNO ARC

Date

2025

Rights

Use with permission and discretion of the source

Collection

Spanish Fort

Citation

“Early-Twentieth century machine-made bottles from a Killdeer locus farther away from Spanish Fort,” GNOArch: The Archaeology of the Greater New Orleans Area, accessed October 22, 2026, https://gnoarch.com/items/show/845.

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