Illustrated descriptive account of the Museum of Andalucian pottery and lace, antique and modern; together with notes on pre-Roman Seville and the lost city of Tharsis (1913)
Whishaw, Bernhard, 1857-1914, Whishaw, Ellen M · [London] Smith, Elder & co. · leaf 52
sof adobe are also found here but were not used for thewell). No mortar, concrete, or lionnigon is used for thewell, the interstices between the bricks being filled inwith earth. It is 12 metres deep and contains on anaverage four metres of spring water, like the one in theLabyrinth, but was… … F. p. 20 21 raising the ground level : for while the next house standson artificial soil nine feet above ours, the head of thiswell still has the original bricks up to within a few inchesof the surface beneath which we found it on raising alarge slate placed there when it was turned into a…
Pottery, Andalusian · Lace and lace making · Art objects
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