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Introduction: Nineteenth Century Notes consists of a collection of informative articles that discuss the various types of artifacts archaeologists commonly uncover on 19th century Euro-Canadian sites (ie. smoking pipes, buttons, ceramics). An example is shown below followed by a complete listing of the notes and the issues of our Kewa newsletter in which they first appeared. They are available as a complete set of 42 notes only in a cirlox bound volume for $9.00 (postage included) by contacting Chris Ellis or by sending a cheque made payable to the London Chapter OAS to London Chapter, OAS, c/o Museum of Ontario Archaeology, 1600 Attawandaron Road, London, Ontario, Canada N6G 3M6 |

(19th Century Notes 1980-1988; Author
is T. Kenyon, unless otherwise noted.)
| 1980 | ||
| 80-2 | Windows Glass Thickness / Kenyon, I. | |
| 80-3 | Some General Notes on 19th c. Ceramics / Kenyon, I. | |
| 80-5 | Wire Fencing | |
| 80-6 | Buttons from Homestead and Mill Sites | |
| 80-7 | Plain Creamware | |
| 80-9 | The 4-Band Fluted Pipe | |
| Back to Index | ||
| 1981 | ||
| 81-1 | Marbles | |
| 81-3 | Three Henderson Pipes | |
| 81-4 | The Metal Jew's Harp | |
| 81-6 | Glass Beads Pt. 1 / Kenyon, I. | |
| 81-7 | Glass Beads Pt. 2 / Kenyon, I. | |
| 81-8 | Canadian Motifs on Clay Pipes | |
| Back to Index | ||
| 1982 | ||
| 82-2 | Gunflints | |
| 82-3 | Fancy TD Clay Tobacco Pipes Pt. 1 | |
| 82-4 | Plain TD Clay Tobacco Pipes Pt. 2 | |
| 82-5 | Metal Sewing Thimbles | |
| 82-9 | In Memory of:19th c. Gravemarkers in Haldimand County Cemeteries Pt. | |
| Back to Index | ||
| 1983 | ||
| 83-1 | In Memory of: Major Motifs on Headstones Pt. 2 | |
| 83-2 | Table Knives and Forks | |
| 83-3 | In Memory of: Minor Motifs on Headstones Pt. 3 | |
| 83-4 | Metal Spoons | |
| 83-5 | Bert Baker's Recollections of Sim's Lock Canal Circa 1900/Baker, B. | |
| 83-6 | Hair Combs | |
| 83-8 | Smokehouses | |
| 83-9 | Human Effigy Clay Tobacco Pipes | |
| Back to Index | ||
| 1984 | ||
| 84-1 | Jewellery | |
| 84-2 | Post 1891 Clay Tobacco Pipes | |
| 84-3 | Horse Harness Hardware | |
| 84-4 | Horse Bits | |
| 84-5 | Military Buttons from Non Military Sites | |
| 84-6 | 19th c. Axes | |
| 84-8 | Clay Tobacco Pipes with Marked Stems | |
| 84-9 | Firearms and Accessories | |
| Back to Index | ||
| 1985 | ||
| 85-1 | Masonic Tobacco Pipes | |
| 85-2 | The Log House Through Time | |
| 85-3 | A Group of Singular, Unrelated Artifacts | |
| 85-4 | Clasp Knives | |
| 85-5 | Padlocks and Locks | |
| Back to Index | ||
| 1987 | ||
| 87-7 | Ceramic Cups / Kenyon, I. | |
| 87-9 | Royalty and Coat of Arms Pipes | |
| Back to Index | ||
| 1988 | ||
| 88-2 | Moulded Decorations on Clay Tobacco Pipe Bowls | |
| 88-7 | Pivotal Scissors | |
| Back to Index | ||
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