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A medieval pottery kiln in Exeter
The Antiquaries Journal, 1957This kiln was first discovered in 1931 when Messrs. Hughes erected the Bedford Garage on the site of the former Blue-Coat School (St. John's Hospital) in the upper part of the city. The architect, the late Mr. Harbottle Read, was interested in the structure and arranged that it should be preserved in a pit, 4 ft. 6 in.
Aileen Fox, G. C. Dunning
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22. Neolithic Pottery Kilns in the Hebrides
Man; A Monthly Record of Anthropological Science, 1939exaly +2 more sources
Remains of Two Iron Age IIB–C(?) Updraft Pottery Kilns at the Foot of Tel Gamma (Tell Jemma)
'AtiqotAn excavation southwest of Tel Gamma exposed two Iron Age II updraft pottery kilns and a refuse pit. The eastern kiln was only partially preserved; its fill contained workshop debris and storage-jar wasters.
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The Romano-British Pottery Kilns near Wilderspool
Archaeological Journal, 1973P V Webster
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American Antiquity, 1941
On the western end of the north coast of Honduras, the outstanding river is the Ulúa, whose basin is formed by the plain of Sula. In the south, the gradually descending steps of the Cordilleras with the open avenues of the Ulúa on the west and her tributaries, the Lindo due south and the Comayagua at the east, bring contact to the wet valley of Sula ...
Doris Stone, Conchita Turnbull
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On the western end of the north coast of Honduras, the outstanding river is the Ulúa, whose basin is formed by the plain of Sula. In the south, the gradually descending steps of the Cordilleras with the open avenues of the Ulúa on the west and her tributaries, the Lindo due south and the Comayagua at the east, bring contact to the wet valley of Sula ...
Doris Stone, Conchita Turnbull
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A Minoan Pottery Kiln at Palaikastro
The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1980Nowadays new country tracks are constantly being opened all over the Greek countryside, as demanded by the general mechanization of agricultural work. This is at once the hope and despair of the archaeologist in charge of the area as it often reveals and sometimes destroys antiquities otherwise completely buried and unsuspected.A new country track of ...
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A post-medieval pottery kiln at Old Kiln, Churt
2023Surrey Archaeological Collections, 105, 195 ...
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Roman pottery kilns, west stow heath
Journal of the British Archeological Association, 1881H. Prigg
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