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8.2 Chinaman's Garden Well
8.1.7g Coins
8.1.7h Opium-related Artefacts
8.1.71 Glass
8.1.7j Nails
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8.2.0 Introduction 115
8.2.1 Recent Site Features 115
8.2.2 Early Site Features 115
8.2.3 Spatial Distribution and General Nature of Arfefacts116
8.2.4 Identification of Structures and Activities 116
8.2.5 Evidence of Cultural Significance 119
8.2.6 Possible Location of Garden Beds 119
8.2.7 Evidence of Economic and Recreational Activities 120
8.2.8 Specific Artefacts of Interest 120
8.2.8a Flatwares 120
8.2.8b Bowls, Spoons, Teapots etc. 121
8.2.8c Ginger Jars 123
8.2.8d Food Jars 123
8.2.8e Buttons and other Clothing Fasteners 124
8.2.8f Buckles 125
8.2.89 Coins 125
8.2.8h Opium-related Artefacts 125
8.2.8i Glass 126
8.2.8k Wire hooks etc 127
8.2.8j Nails 128
8.2.81 Other Structural Items 129
8.2.8m Medicinal 129
8.2.80 Other Items 129
Part 5 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 130
9.0 Introduction 130
9. 1 Summary of the Historical Record 130
9.1.0 Introduction 130
9.1.1 Chinamans Garden Well 131
9.1.2 Chinamans Well 132
9.1.3 Chinese Involvement in Gold Mining 133
9.1.4 Chinese Retail Premises 133
9.2 Occupation Chronology, Abandonment and Acculturation 133
9.2.0 Introduction 133
9.2.1 Chinaman's Well 134
9.2.2 Chinaman's Garden Well 135
9.3 Who Were the Chinese at Milparinka? 138
9.4 Community Relationships 140
9.4.0 Introduction 140
9.4.1 Relationships within the European Community 140