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from The Century Dictionary.
- noun In prehistoric archæol., masses of oven-baked clay found in some parts of western Europe, and supposed to be remains of an ancient salt industry.
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Also discovered were briquetage, fired clay, worked flint, animal bones and oyster shells.
Archaeological work on an Anglo-Saxon settlement in East Anglia 2008
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