The following artifacts have been recovered from the Etna site and identified by R. Christopher Goodwin & Associates.

Selected whiteware sherds from Etna site: (top row, left to right) burned whiteware body sherd; Decalcomania pattern of pink flowers with green stems hollow vessel body sherd; (middle row) molded decoration rim sherd; red transfer-print body sherd; hand-painted body sherd; and (bottom row) red transfer-printed body sherds.



Embossed, molded rectangular bottle with chanfers shaped,colorless panel bottle with a one-part down-tooled finish. Embossed on the front panel is DR DEWITTS ECLECTIC CURE. W J PARKER & CO, BALTIMORE MD
View of 1863 copper Indian Head penny
Composite metal buckle (left), iron buckle (center top), composite belt buckle (center bottom) and iron belt buckle (right)
Selected buttons: (top row, left to right) composite metal button; four-hole Prosser (china) button; four-hole white Prosser (china) button; iron button; iron button; (middle row) iron button; Prosser (china) button fragment; iron metal; composite metal button with train design; (bottom row) two-hole shell button; and four-hole bone button.
Metal lapel pin decorated with a stamped Masonic emblem colored with enamel.
Metal buttons decorated with stamped design of a steam-engine train and three stars. The iron shanks are missing.
Flower-shaped scarf pin made of cuprous metal and a glass bead.
A four-tined metal fork with decorated handle. The decoration is stamped on one side of the handle and on the other side is stamped US SILVER CO.