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GODDEN MACKAY 25 Wilson, AR- Ceramics p1 00; Thorp, 'Report on Lilyvale' Section 4.3; and her 'Market City Development Paddy's Market Archaeological Excavation, Volume 2 Main Report', p96. 26 For discussion of the impact, role and uses of advertising, brand names and standardisation, see Carrier, Gifts and Commodities, Chapter 4. 27 Iacono, AR-Misc. pp51 , 54; Wilson, AR-Ceramics p94; Holmes, AR-Metal p11 0; James Laing, bankruptcy papers, 6 September 1877, AONSW. 28 Steele, AR-Bone p96; Holmes, AR-Metal p113; Carney, AR-Giass pp97-99. 29 Wilson, AR-Ceramics p1 01 ; re eggs, Wilson pers. com. October 1996; Holmes, AR-Metal p96; Barnes, AR-Building Mat. pp11, 63, 69. 30 Wilson, AR-Ceramics pp96,105; Iacono, AR-Misc.p62; Carney, AR-Giass p135 and pers. com; Holmes, AR-Metal pp22 ; Bower, 'Leather', p5. 31 See Bankruptcy Files on William Adams, 18 August 1883; James Laing, 6 September 1877, AONSW; compare with discussion of shopkeeper/neighbourhood relations in England and America in Carrier, Gifts and Commodities, pp71-72, 87-88, 92; Johnson, 'Coins, Medals and Tokens' pp21, 29; Thorp, 'Report on Lilyvale', Section 4.3. 32 Residents Database, entries for Berry and Share families; note the striking resemblance of this progression to the female-centred stories told by Derry in 'Daughters and Sons-in-Law of King Cotton'. 33 Residents Database, entries for these families; bankruptcy papers for Stephen Doyle, 2 September 1859 AONSW; and data on the MacNamara family courtesy Margaret Bettison. 34 Richard Burne Cumberland Street to Margaret Burne & Others, No 58 1816, Old Registers; RAB; Garner, 'Irish on the Rocks', pp.83-84. 35 Iacono, AR-Misc. p85; Wilson, pers. com. re kit knife, October 1996; Hirst, Convict society and its enemies, pp211 ff. 36 Iacono, AR-Misc. p69; some of these beliefs and habits related to faith in the intercession of saints are similar to those described by Shulamith Shahar in Childhood in the Middle Ages, London, Routledge, 1992, p143; Residents Database, see entries for these individuals and families. 37 Kereen M. Reiger, ' "Clean and Comfortable and Respectable": Working Class Aspirations and the Australian 1920 Royal Commission on the Basic Wage', in History Workshop, 27 1989, 86-105. Karskens, Report 154
GODDEN MACKAY 38 Waterhouse, Private Pleasures, pp99-1 00,1 08; Wilson, AR-Ceramics p95; Brighton also notes such artefacts in the Five Points assemblage: the 'Father Mathew Temperance teacup', for example, 'Prices Suit the Times' p8. 39 Stanley Jevons, cited in Iacono, AR-Misc. p84; re artefacts, see pp83-85; Wilson, AR Ceramics p102; Carney, AR-Giass p108. Inventories of household goods in bankruptcy papers also usually list wash sets. 40 Iacono, AR-Misc pp76-77; Graeme Davison, The Unforgiving Minute: How Australia Learned to Tell the Time, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 1993 pp66-70. 41 Compare with discussion in Thorp, 'Report on Lilyvale' Sections 4.3 and 5.1.2; and 'Market City Development Paddy's Market Archaeological Excavation, Volume 2 Main Report', pp95ff; 118; Wilson, AR-Ceramics pp95-96; Iacono, AR-Misc pp63. On 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' see Waterhouse, Private Pleasures, pp68-69, 73; and From Minstrel Show to Vaudeville, pp70-74. 42 Wilson, AR-Ceramics pp98-99; compare with Gojak and Iacono, 'Sydney Sailors Home', p31 and Denis Gojak, 'Ethnicity and nationalism in nineteenth century Sydney: two examples from Cadman's Cottage, The Rocks', paper presented to the 1991 Rocks and Millers Point Historical Archaeology seminar. Re Anatomy Act and Reform Bill see Ruth Richardson, Death, Dissection and the Destitute , Routledge and Kegan Paul, London, 1987; Mullens, 'Who are the people', pp80, 81, 85, 88. 43 Steele, AR-Bone pp13-14, Table 2.3, pp15-17, 90,114 and pers. com; compare with Thorp, 'Report on Lilyvale', Section 4.3. Compare with the profiles of collectors in Tom Griffiths, Hunters and Collectors: The Antiquarian Imagination in Australia, Cambridge University Press, Melbourne, 1996, p67ff. 44 Iacono, AR-Misc pp 78,82; Carney, AR-Giass Type Series List p46; Martin Lyons and Lucy Taksa, Australian Readers Remember, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 1992 pp7- 8. 45 Holmes, AR-Metal p136 (reed boxes) p135 (name stamp); Iacono, AR-Misc. p79 (collectibles); Residents Database, entries for Charles and Catherine Carlson, compiled from RBDM, Naturalisation Papers, AONSW, death and funeral notices in SMH. 46 Family data on Portugese residents courtesy Margaret Bettison; Holmes, AR-Metal p137; Iacono, AR-Misc. p89; Residents Database, entries for Henry and Sarah Ann Briggs, compiled from RAB, RBDM; and Wilson. 'Cumberland Street/Gloucester Street List of Site Occupants'. 47 See Waterhouse, Private Pleasures, Chapters 1-3. 48 Holmes, TR-B pp17-19; and AR-Metal p86; Steele, AR-Bone, pp84, 90; Thorp, 'Report on Lilyvale', Section 4.3. By contrast, the only rubbish purposely thrown under the floorboards Karskens, Report 155
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