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8.0.2 Cultural Characteristics of Chinese Sites<br />
Reference was made to reports which resulted from work on Chinese sites<br />
in New Zealand (Ritchie 1986), Oregon (Fagan in Wegars 1993), at Pine<br />
Creek (McCarthy 1986) and at Atherton (Grimwade 1987) for broad<br />
characteristics of the artefact assemblage found at comparable sites. In<br />
each instance the assemblage included both European and Chinese<br />
material, but the frequency of occurrence of specific categories varied from<br />
site to site. With the exception of Atherton, where the report referred to a<br />
temple site, Chinese medicine vials, '!i' or 'cash', and opium-related items<br />
were included in each assemblage.<br />
Atherton (circa 1885 to circa 1920, but with remnant occupancies to<br />
1950s)<br />
high rainfall, strongly acid soils<br />
Beer, whisky and schnapps bottles, few Chinese Ng Ka Py bottles<br />
Chinese medicines<br />
(Chinese) pale blue or celadon glazed bowls dishes teacups and wine cups<br />
Chinese ceramic spoons<br />
Pine Creek (circa 1877 to circa 1910)<br />
low rainfall- soils not classified<br />
Beer, whisky, gin, schnapps, pickle bottles<br />
Chinese medicine vials<br />
European medicines (patent medicines)<br />
(Chinese) celadon, polychrome and cobalt-underglaze bowls, plates, teacups and<br />
wine cups.<br />
Chinese ceramic spoons<br />
Ng Ka Py bottles<br />
Central Otago, New Zealand (circa 1866 to circa 1910)<br />
Beer, whisky, brandy, gin, schnapps, sauce, pickle, vinegar, essence, jam etc.<br />
bottles, Ng Ka Py bottles<br />
Chinese medicine vials<br />
Chinese and European ceramics<br />
Chinese and European table utensils<br />
Oregon, United States (1876-1930)<br />
various European ("American") alcoholic beverage bottle<br />
Chinese alcohol bottles<br />
Chinese medicine vials<br />
Chinese celadon and other ceramic bowls, plates, cups etc.<br />
Few non-Chinese tablewares<br />
General comments regarding the assemblage at Pine Creek and in New<br />
Zealand were also extracted. <strong>The</strong>se were as follows:<br />
Alcoholic beverage bottles comprised over 55% of the sample from Pine<br />
Creek, but the number of bottles which related to European foodstuffs<br />
such as pickles, and Worcestershire sauce was low. <strong>The</strong> European