Exploring Creamware Artifacts

The video follows a team exploring a stone pathway near a swamp, uncovering various artifacts. They discuss the significance of these finds, including a fragment of a pipe bowl and a creamware base, which dates back to the 1760s. The team speculates on the historical context of these artifacts, considering their connection to a nearby pine tar kiln and the construction of the original money pit. The discoveries provide insights into the area's past, potentially linking them to British designs and historical events.

What was the team searching for along the stone pathway?

• Ancient maps

• Artifacts

• Gold coins

• Jewelry

What type of fragment did the team find that could have a maker's mark?

• A pipe bowl fragment

• A coin

• A piece of jewelry

• A brick fragment

What is the significance of the location the team is exploring?

• It might be the centralized location for the stone path construction.

• It is a site for modern construction.

• It is known for its gold deposits.

• It is a famous tourist spot.

What type of artifact did Rick and the team discover that was particularly exciting?

• A silver spoon

• A creamware base

• A gold coin

• A piece of jewelry

When was creamware first introduced by the British?

• 1763

• 1650

• 1800

• 1700

What is the color characteristic of creamware?

• Green

• Yellowish-white

• Bright red

• Dark blue

What is the potential connection between the discovered artifacts and the pine tar kiln?

• The kiln was a storage area.

• The kiln was used for cooking.

• The kiln was used for continuous burning of materials for construction.

• The kiln was a meeting place.

Who believes the pine tar kiln was of British design?

• Miriam Ammerald

• Rick

• Dr. Aaron Taylor

• Carmen Legge

What is Rick's reaction to the discovery of the creamware base?

• Excitement

• Disappointment

• Confusion

• Indifference

What does the team hope to find in the future?

• Modern artifacts

• More historical clues

• Precious stones

• Fossils