-
millstone. The
appearance of large, asymmetrical,
shaped millstones (Mureybet,
Sheikh H****an,
circa 10,000 BP) led to the "saddle-shaped"
millstones still...
- Isles. The name
derives from its use in
earlier times as a
source of
millstones for use prin****lly in watermills.
Geologists refer to the
whole suite...
- The
round and flat
variation is
often called a
millstone collar after its
resemblance to
millstones for
grinding grain. The ruff,
which was worn by men...
-
Millstone Township may
refer to:
Millstone Township, New
Jersey Millstone Township,
Pennsylvania This
disambiguation page
lists articles about distinct...
- A
millstone is a
stone used in gristmills, for
grinding wheat or
other grains.
Millstone may also
refer to: "
Millstone", a song on
Brand New's 2006 album...
- The name
molar derives from Latin,
molaris dens,
meaning "
millstone tooth", from mola,
millstone and dens, tooth.
Molars show a
great deal of
diversity in...
- The
Dutch Kills Millstones are a set of
millstones in Queens, New York City.
Constructed by
Burger Jorissen in 1650, Jorrisen's Mill was the
first tidal...
-
James C.
Millstone (January 16, 1930 – June 25, 1992) was an
American journalist and editor.
Millstone was an
editor and
former Washington correspondent...
- that are
quarried for
building material.
British gritstone was used for
millstones to mill flour, to
grind wood into pulp for
paper and for
grindstones to...
-
Millstone Coffee was a
brand of
coffee sold in the US, a
division of The J.M.
Smucker Company. The
company sold
whole bean and
ground coffee in retail...
