Overview
- Location
- 113 Tuam Street
- Site type
- domestic, industrial
- Period of occupation
- 1860-1900
- Features
- rubbish pit (4), pit, barrel-lined pit, surface accumulation (3)
- Artefacts
- yes
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Archaeology
F144
- Date
- 1869–1874
- Feature type
- rubbish pit
- Number of artefacts
- 45
F145
- Date
- 1860–1900
- Feature type
- rubbish pit
- Number of artefacts
- 11
F146
- Date
- unknown
- Feature type
- rubbish pit
- Number of artefacts
- 0
F147
- Date
- unknown
- Feature type
- pit
- Number of artefacts
- 0
F148
- Date
- 1860–?
- Feature type
- barrel-lined pit
- Number of artefacts
- 2
F149
- Date
- unknown
- Feature type
- rubbish pit
- Number of artefacts
- 0
F172
- Date
- 1870–1890
- Feature type
- surface accumulation
- Number of artefacts
- 83
F173
- Date
- 1870–1890
- Feature type
- surface accumulation
- Number of artefacts
- 46
F174
- Date
- 1870–1890
- Feature type
- surface accumulation
- Number of artefacts
- 68
People
- Lessee
- Isaac Mawson 1852–1861
- Henry Flavel 1861–1876
- Joseph R. Steel 1876–1882
- James Martin 1882–1892
- Occupant
- Mrs A.M. Gaskin 1870–1884
- G. Watson 1887–?
- John Hardie 1890–1897
- S. Burrows 1893–1893
- Joseph Cragg 1897–1900
- Alexander Cooper 1882–1883
- James Bruce 1885–1886
- Joseph R. Steel 1876–1882
- James Martin 1878–1892
- John Bevins 1881–1883
- Thomas Atkinson 1892–1896
- Annie Atkinson 1896–1898
- Thomas Atkinson 1898–1900
- Henry Haydon 1898–1913
- Alexander Bell 1883–1885
- William Cook 1902–?
- Mrs Martin 1878–1892
Artefacts
F144
F145
F148
F172
F173
F174
