AMEC Analysis: Part: Whole Bottle Type: Vial/Test tube Neck Finish: Lipping Tool Manufacture Method: Hand-made cup bottom Comments: This bottle is an opium vial. One small clear glass bottle/vial. One visible mold seam extending from base to top of rim. Dried substance inside of bottle. J. Dougherty 3/22/2010

Plain clear glass vial with a flat wide semi-hemispherical base and a tall, cylindrical tapering neck. On top is a disc shaped, everted rim. The outer surface has a shiny coating.

Plain clear glass vial with a flat wide semi-hemispherical base and tall, cylindrical tapering neck. On top is a disc shaped, everted rim. The outer surface has a shiny coating of paint ? .

Vial made of green glass with a wide base that tapers to a narrow, elongated neck that flares slightly towards a horizontal lip.

Plain clear glass vial with a flat wide semi-hemispherical base and tall, cylindrical tapering neck. On top is a disc shaped, everted rim. The outer surface has a shiny coating of paint ? .

Small vial composed of a concave ring foot, a bulbous body, a cylindrical neck, and four vertical ribbon handles placed at the junction of the neck and the body. The body and neck are decorated with raised lines arranged in patterns.

Vial made from opaque blue glass with a rounded and uneven lip, a wide mouth, and a body with twisted ribs that tapers towards a knob-like base. One vertically drawn staff-shaped handle extends from the rim to the shoulder.

Vial composed of light brown translucent glass with a bulbous base that tapers to a neck that flares outwards and curves slightly near the lip.

Vial of very thin translucent glass with a bulbous base that tapers to a thin, cylindrical neck.

Small yellow glass vial. The body is tear-drop shaped with a wide, flat bottom. The shoulders slope inwards to a tall neck. The area where the neck and shoulders join is indented creating a groove. The mouth is wide and the rim is rounded and slanted.