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"Alasdair M. Brooks" <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 22 Jan 1996 20:54:57 -0500
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Apologies for crossposting.....
 
        In the course of excavating a turn of the 18/19th century slave
quarter we have uncovered a concentration of material that has been
identified as possible bloomery slag.  The material in question is grey,
burnt and slightly porous and in one case has partially vitrified; it is
rounded and bulbous in form.  We would be grateful for any information
that you could pass on about bloomery slag (and bloomeries in general),
especially images.  If you don't want to reply to the group as a whole then
please respond to [log in to unmask] or snail mail to the address below.
 
Thank-you
Alasdair M. Brooks
Archaeology Lab Supervisor
Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest
PO Box 419
Forest, VA 24551
 
tel: (804) 525-1806

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