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Briquetage or very co****
pottery (VCP) is a co****
ceramic material used to make
evaporation vessels and
supporting pillars used in
extracting salt from...
- to 1500 tons of earth). The
strata of the
mounds is made up of tips of
briquetage (broken
fragments of
fired clay from hearths,
evaporation pans and other...
- sun. In
Roman areas, this was done
using ceramic containers known as
briquetage.
Workers s****ed up the
concentrated salt and mud
slurry and
washed it...
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culture extracted salt from salt-laden spring-water
through the
process of
briquetage. First, the
brackish water from the
spring was
boiled in
large pottery...
-
Culture were
boiling the salt-laden
spring water through the
process of
briquetage to
extract salt as far back as 6050 BC. The salt
extracted from this operation...
- period.
Numerous briquetage remains have been found. At Tregor,
boudins de
Calage (hand-bricks) were the
typical form of
briquetage,
between 2.5 and 15 cm...
-
prehistoric times and the pans were made of
either a type of
ceramic called briquetage, or lead.
Later examples were made from iron. This
change coincided with...
- US Army Air
Corps fighter plane Very Co**** Pottery,
another name for
briquetage Videoc****ette player, a
device which can play but not
record videoc****ettes...
- has
found large amounts (10 kg; 22 lb) of very co****
pottery (VCP), or
briquetage. Such
pottery is ****ociated with the production,
storage and transport...
- status.
Distinctive food was identified,
including oyster s****, a
large briquetage ****emblage and
sherds from
various amphorae for
olive oil, fish sauce...
