Explore the remnants of daily life at Charles Towne through kitchen and dining artifacts recovered from the original settlement. Global trade networks meant the colonists had access to goods imported from Europe and as far as China. These items provide a glimpse into the culinary traditions and social customs of the early settlers who called this site home.

The luxury items discovered at Charles Towne Landing reflect the refined tastes and aspirations of its early settlers. Featuring exquisite craftsmanship, these artifacts, such as a gold-plated clock cover and copper adornments, offer a glimpse into the wealth, status, and personal adornments valued in the settlement's early days.

The architectural artifacts from Charles Towne Landing provide insight into the construction techniques and materials used by the early settlers. Items such as bricks bearing finger impressions, olive green casement window glass, and turned lead window fragments highlight the craftsmanship and resourcefulness of this historic community.

The trade and labor artifacts unearthed at Charles Towne Landing shed light on the economic activities and daily work of the settlers. Items like ballast stones used in shipping, Nuremberg Jettons for trade and accounting, and writing slates with pencils for record-keeping highlight the tools and tokens of commerce and industry in the early settlement.