Abstract
During the spring of 1985, a preconstruction archaeological survey was conducted by the Maryland Historical Trust in a two-acre field known to have been a part of 17th century St. Inigoes Manor in lower St. Mary’s County, Maryland. As a result of the survey, two colonial tenant sites were identified, and two unusual and significant artifacts were recovered. The artifacts are two white clay tobacco pipe stem fragments with hand inscriptions that are believed to be the first such finds in Maryland and Virginia.
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