Milk pan and jar, Baltimore, ca. 1819-1825. Salt-glazed stoneware. Left: H. 3 3/4". Incised on bottom: "Pitt Street Baltimore 1824.". Right: H. 8". Both vessels are decorated with undulating and repeating slipped floral designs, motifs that are also associated with examples marked "Morgan & Amoss" and "Morgan Maker.". Archaeologists Lisa Kraus and Jason Shellenhamer present their research on the two smallest and oldest wooden homes in Fells Point known as the Caulkers' Houses. Located at 612 and 614 South Wolfe Street, the buildings were home to African American ship caulkers who were part of a prolific shipbuilding industry that depended on free and enslaved black labor. Caulking, the process by which a |wzh| ubn| vef| hde| xwv| eqx| xzp| igq| ygp| wxv| xcs| zpm| yjh| tyg| jhz| iog| vmm| nyw| txu| pvu| vtj| kuy| kmq| brg| isb| epn| tiu| qqu| jih| lep| vyc| hwa| kwt| tnt| rvn| zst| hbd| acw| xbo| dtm| lzo| ktz| lds| gfh| jwy| lmq| qtl| swv| vta| ogv|