Fork

ILLUSTRATION CAPTION ILLUSTRATION CAPTION MANY EARTHENWARE VESSELS FOUND WERE USED FOR COOKING PURPOSES, INCLUDING BAKING DISHES, THREE-LEGGED POTS, AND COVERED POTS.

END OF CAPTION ILLUSTRATION CAPTION A FEW KITCHEN UTENSILS AND ACCESSORIES EXCAVATED AT JAMESTOWN, A LADLE, BRASS PAN, KNIFE BLADES, FORK, KETTLE FRAGMENTS, SPOUT, COLLANDER FRAGMENTS, AND POT HOOKS.

END OF CAPTION illustration caption a family enjoying a meal about sixteen fifty many of the eating and drinking vessels portrayed together with much of the tableware are types which have been excavated conjectural sketch by sidney e king table accessories In the small houses at Jamestown, the kitchen also served as the dining room.

During the early years, many settlers probably ate with wooden spoons out of wooden bowls and trenchers, and drank from mugs made of horn, wood, or leather.

Спун.

Вилка.

Фаурка.

Knife.

Spoon.

Forchetta.

Small cloth or paper used to wipe the mouth or hands while eating.

Napkin.

Space permits only brief descriptions of the more common types unearthed.

Knives, Forks, and Spoons The table knives found at Jamestown vary in length from six and three-eighths inches to eight and a quarter inches.

Most of them have either bone or ivory handles, although three have embossed brass handles, and one, found in a late seventeenth-century well, has an exquisite handle of banded agate.

The forks in the collection also have bone or ivory handles, the majority displaying two steel prongs or tines.

Yeah.

Fork was found in sink.

Well, no shit.

Like, of course it was because that's where forks go when you need to wash them.

Is it вилка?

Yes.

Вилка.

It means a fork.

Вилка.

Окей.

Вилка.

Very good.