Barrel Lid Item Number: 45KI765/P14-34 from the The Burke: University of Washington

Description

AMEC Analysis: Years (Min): 1890 Years (Max): 1930 Comments: This artifact is the top of a wooden barrel made of 5 pine strips fastened together with 3/8-inch dowels and glue. If complete, the barrel would be 12 inches in diameter. It has a 1 3/4-inch pine cork and a single round-headed nail still attached. One wood and metal barrel lid. Three separate wood pieces and one metal piece. The two smaller wooden fragments cross mend around the cork. The larger fragment does not match in color and size with the other two. Small white discolorations, possibly mold or salt, are present on interior and exterior of lid, but not internal wooden surfaces. Metal fragment is heavily corroded and fragile. L. Penttila 3/1/2010

Collection Owner

Owned by The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture

Credit Line

Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation

Geographical Search Terms

King County North America Northwest Coast Puget Sound Washington State Western United States Western Washington

Dimension Details

Depth = Thickness. Dimensions given are of largest fragment. 169.5 g wooden fragment is: L: 11.0"; W: 3.88"; Th: 1.25". 104.7 g wooden fragment is: L: 12.5"; W: 2.5"; Th: .75". 13.1 g iron fragment is: L: 2.75"; W: 2.63"; Th: .75".