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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Pottery industry"”.
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The Origins and Development of the Verwood-Type Pottery Industry
… have attempted to develop an understanding of pottery production along the east Dorset and west Hampshire border; these studies have predominantly focused on manufacture of post-medieval date. Despite this, little has been achieved in determining any medieval origins, or the organisation of …
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Business structure, busines culture, and the industrial district : The Potteries, c. 1850-1900.
… and development of the North Staffordshire pottery industry in the second half of the nineteenth century. The pottery industry of the late nineteenth century has been little studied by business historians and this thesis makes a valuable contribution to our empirical knowledge of the …
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ΠΡΟΙΣΤΟΡΙΚΗ ΘΑΣΟΣ Ι: ΤΑ ΝΕΚΡΟΤΑΦΕΙΑ ΤΟΥ ΟΙΚΙΣΜΟΥ "ΚΑΣΤΡΙ"
… (AGRICULTURE, ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, METALLURGY, POTTERY INDUSTRY, COMMERCE) DURING THE SO CALLED PROTOHISTORIC PERIOD, WHICH IN THASOS COULD BE DATED BETWEEN THE END OF THE MYCENAEAN CIVILISATION AND THE FOUNDATION OF THE PARIAN COLONY, THASOS. (1300 B.C. - BEGINNING OF THE 7TH CENTURY B.C.).
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Pooled resources: an experimental investigation of salt production and pottery manufacture within the LIA and Romano-British landscape of Poole Harbour, Dorset.
… activities in the production of salt and a major pottery industry, South East Dorset Black Burnished Ware 1 (SEDBB1). Excavation has revealed evidence for a landscape heavily exploited for production and trade from the Late Iron Age. Previous work has identified potential links between crafts in …
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The Emergence of Ceramic Roof Tiles in Archaic Greek Architecture
… is restored by comparison to the contemporary pottery industry and by analogy to modern ethnographic studies of tile makers and potters. Combining ethnographic and experimental data, the labor for fabricating a complete temple roof is estimated. In conclusion, the Protocorinthian tiles, though …
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A Study of the Chemistry of some Transition Metal Ions in Ceramic Glazes
… as well as the recent development of the British pottery industry. The value of a number of spectroscopic techniques in investigating the chemistry of transition metal ions in ceramic glazes is evaluated. Chapter three outlines the room temperature and liquid nitrogen temperature Mossbauer and …
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Industrial Development in South Leeds, 1790-1914
… which fostered the further development of industry and a concomitant growth in the work force and its supporting services. At the end of the eighteenth century there were already several recently opened cotton mills south of the river, but it was as a centre of flax-spinning that the area …
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Pottery Ovenware As An Art Form
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The emergence of Mailu as a central place in the prehistory of coastal Papua
… held a monopoly of the manufacture and supply of pottery to a large surrounding area. The emergence of Mailu as a large and specialised centre is a major theme of this study. Archaeological evidence indicates that this area of Papua was first settled by pottery-using people approximately 2000 …
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The emergence of Mailu as a central place in the prehistory of coastal Papua
… held a monopoly of the manufacture and supply of pottery to a large surrounding area. The emergence of Mailu as a large and specialised centre is a major theme of this study. Archaeological evidence indicates that this area of Papua was first settled by pottery-using people approximately 2000 …
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Lead poisoning: with special reference to renal and vascular symptoms
… lithographing; the manufacture of china-ware, pottery and glass; the huge tin plate trade which in turn supports the canned food industry; and even the polishing of precious stones. Lead may enter our houses in drinking water, which is commonly conveyed in lead pipes and stored in lead lined …