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Post  TonyK Tue 25 Jan - 23:35

I thought I'd already posted this here somewhere but now can't find it. Please let me know if it's a duplicate. It shows building works at one of the Crown Lynn sites. You can see what I'd call a wasters pit looking like a midden with lots of shards.
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This is the doorway to another Crown Lynn building, made up lots of very small tiles:
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Post  Ev Wed 26 Jan - 5:52

Hadn't seen those pics before Tony .... pottery middens .... love it Very Happy
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Post  TimCaulton Thu 27 Jan - 21:56

Yeah you have to watch your fingers for sharp bits in the black sticky clay....makes fingers bleed!
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Post  Ev Fri 28 Jan - 8:38

Yes, as glaze is really glass and broken glass is ever so sharp!!
Marcus sent me a heap of fantastic pics of the Big Dig 2011 that you two did, to put on the site.
How awesome that you had a window of opportunity to rake around a building site that was once a part of Crown Lynn! I would have really enjoyed doing that too!!!!!!
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Post  HeatherT Fri 28 Jan - 17:56

Did they find anything of significance???? Shocked
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Post  Ev Fri 28 Jan - 19:16

A multitude of bits and pieces ..... ever so interesting though ... won't get a chance to load them for a few days .... ~_~
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