Red carnelian bead originally from India that was recovered in a work area near the well and attributed to African Americans.  These beads are rare on North American sites; one other has been recovered in St. Augustine, Florida.

 Small bells possibly used as hair charms by African and African American women.

Eight fragments of coral, ivory, and glass made in the Far East and Europe that were once strung as jewelry to be worn by African women. 

Cufflink with the initial “C” on it, made out of an 1860 half dime.

Turquoise and copper pin.

Bone button.

Embossed leather button.

Silver plate button. 

Stamped brass button with a floral design.

Stamped brass button with gold plating and a wooden back.

Stamped brass button with gold gilt in a sun and flower design.

Stamped brass button with gold gilt with a floral design.

Military button used by Virginia troops during the 1770s with a crown and shield motif that was also used on the 1773 Virginia halfpenny.