over was covered with theclay and lime mixture as before described, as if there had been a domeover the kiln which had been flattened down, and this substance wascontinuous over the whole thing without any aperture of any kind.I am informed by a potter that such rude kilns were in use on alarger… … NOTES. 231 between it, and the whole covered with heather and clay and burnt,more fuel being fired in the flues. Oue of the most curious things was some marks exactly like themarks of a hobnail boot on the clay that formed the top layer, andthese marks were on the under side of the layer, or next…
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