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A Cultural Backwater The Localness of Dùn Èistean
2019 6 11 The following paper is an updated version of that given at the Maritime Communities conference in 2013 which reported on and discussed aspects of the findings of the Dùn Èistean project excavations Dùn Èistean remains one of only a few late to post medieval settlements to have been excavated in the Hebrides and this work has since been published The following paper provides a
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United States Department of the Interior National Park
pot house #2 flattening house #3 cutting house #4 and a lime kiln #5 see attach Map Estellville is the only glasshouse in south Jersey constructed of native sandstone or bog iron as it is locally termed More than the materials however the unusual architectural design is
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The Griggsville Landing Lime Kiln
2021 10 22 The Griggsville Landing Lime Kiln within Ray Norbut State Fish and Wildlife Area Pike County Illinois is one of the best preserved periodic lime kiln found today within Illinois Although the date of construction of the kiln is not known the assessed values shown on deeds and tax records of this and adjacent properties suggests the kiln was
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Kakahu Bush and Maori petroglyphs rock art
2010 9 3 Kakahu Bush is a protected area of rare fossils and balancing rocks and a place of tranquility and history The Kakahu lime kiln made of limestone and marble was built in 1881 Tram lines from the hilltop ran to the kiln where lime was smeltered and used for buildings and agriculture Nearby is the old wood framed Kakahu School
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2016 11 17 11 3 1 5 Marine Archaeological Resources The desktop review indicates that the MAI Study Area has limited potential to contain underwater cultural heritage sites and the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office s UKHO Wreck files revealed no shipwrecks or other potential cultural heritage sites in the MAI Study Area
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Fig 7 The remains of a lime kiln after burning at Mnazi Mmoja on the east coast of Songo Mnara After After production the lime is bagged as shown and then transported by boat E Pollard
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2020 7 27 iii Lime Production of 100 tonnes or more per day of burnt lime using rotary kiln or 50 tonnes or more per day of burnt lime using vertical kiln iv Petrochemicals Production capacity of each product or combined product of less than 50 tonnes per day v Shipyards Dead weight tonnage of 5 000 tonnes or more 7 Land Reclamation
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Limekiln State Park
2019 11 14 cultural resources and creating opportunities Historic lime kiln Falls Trail Hike along Limekiln Creek to the beautiful 100 foot waterfall The vision of this fan Landing Beach Area Park Entrance Historic Lime Kilns P F a l l s T a l L im e k i n T r a l
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Black Silent Film
2021 10 24 Even more astounding is what remains of Lime Kiln Club Field Day Started and abandoned in 1913 by blackface performer Bert Williams 1874 1922 the pieces of what many believe to be the first Black cast feature were found deep in the archives of the Museum of Modern Art and restored Williams was perhaps the greatest Black star of his era
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A Gift for the Generations The Minnesota Historical
2014 1 15 Minnesotans are hard at work in the new year building their legacy and preserving state history with Minnesota Historical and Cultural Heritage Grants The Minnesota Historical Society the organization responsible for administering Minnesota Historical and Cultural Heritage Grants today announced the newest recipients of 111 grants The grants provide an unprecedented
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Kakahu Bush and Maori petroglyphs rock art
2010 9 3 Kakahu Bush is a protected area of rare fossils and balancing rocks and a place of tranquility and history The Kakahu lime kiln made of limestone and marble was built in 1881 Tram lines from the hilltop ran to the kiln where lime was smeltered and used for buildings and agriculture Nearby is the old wood framed Kakahu School
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EIA Report English
2014 1 6 Ho me Print 6 CULTURAL HERITAGE IMPACT ASSESSMENT 6 1 Introduction 6 1 1 In accordance with the EIA Study Brief No ESB 187/2008 a Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment CHIA is required for the Project 6 1 2 This Chapter provides an assessment of potential impacts of the Project on the cultural heritage resources within the Study Area
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Cultural Resource Monitoring for Excavation at the Exhibit
2021 6 14 Cultural resource monitoring was conducted during various earth disturbance activities associated with the exhibit hall building construction and landscaping at the Fort Mose State Park located in St Augustine Florida One was a clinker that exhibited distortion from over firing in the kiln An associated mortar chunk had some shell
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Albay Heritage Historical Sites Cultural Properties
2021 9 9 This article highlights the significant heritage properties that have given Albay and the Albayanos their unique identity This takes us down history lane where the heritage of Albay s colonial past are highlighted including museums cultural centers colonial houses churches monuments tunnels and other man made structures
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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Pike County Illinois
In the mid 1800s the air here was filled with the earthy smell of wood smoke and lime being rendered into powder Half a mile to to north a steamboat stopped to pick up produce from farmers and merchant good Griggsville Landing featured a Map db m147531 HM
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Griggsville Landing Lime Kiln
Die Griggsville Landing Lime Kiln is geleë naby die dorp van Valley City Illinois in Pike County Die periodieke kalkoonde is gelys op die Nasionale register van historiese plekke n benaming wat dit in Augustus 1999 gekry het Dit is eintlik binne die grense van die
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Medieval Lime Kiln in Newport RI
2015 3 20 A medieval coal fired lime kiln was constructed between 1370 and 1400 at Newport Rhode Island This kiln was used initially by Norman Scottish masons to produce lime that was needed for mortar used in building the Old Stone Tower and perhaps a house for the Greenland Bishop that was located on the waterfront street later Thames Street
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12 Must See Boulders in the Berkshires
2017 1 9 7 Lime Kiln Boulder Sheffield Just off of the Quarry Trail at Lime Kiln Farm Wildlife Sanctuary you ll find this glacial erratic just hanging out among the trees This boulder may seem out of place but for many New England farms having a large boulder like this was an asset
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12 Must See Boulders in the Berkshires
2017 1 9 7 Lime Kiln Boulder Sheffield Just off of the Quarry Trail at Lime Kiln Farm Wildlife Sanctuary you ll find this glacial erratic just hanging out among the trees This boulder may seem out of place but for many New England farms having a large boulder like this was an asset
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3 bed flat for sale in Capricorn Place Lime Kiln Road
2021 10 23 3 bed flat for sale in Capricorn Place Lime Kiln Road Bristol BS8 selling for £1 000 000 from Rupert Oliver Property Agents See property details on Zoopla or browse all our range of properties in Capricorn Place Lime Kiln Road Bristol BS8
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2016 5 22 In urban centers such as Alton this type of lime production was replaced by use of stone or brick built kilns as early as 1818 The next step up from a heap kiln is the periodic kiln the most efficient type of which is the stone or brick walled vertical kiln such as the Griggsville Landing Lime Kiln This upright bottle shaped kiln has
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United States Department of the Interior National Park
2018 12 21 Tennessee Marble Lime Company shared the kiln operation on the east side of the quarry on the site of the present day interpretive plaza See Photos 12 14 1 The lime plant complex was built largely on a raised area with a retaining wall See Photo 15 A 1920s photograph shows two gable roof frame buildings in the
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2020 7 27 iii Lime Production of 100 tonnes or more per day of burnt lime using rotary kiln or 50 tonnes or more per day of burnt lime using vertical kiln iv Petrochemicals Production capacity of each product or combined product of less than 50 tonnes per day v Shipyards Dead weight tonnage of 5 000 tonnes or more 7 Land Reclamation
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Cultural Resources
2021 10 24 Cultural Resources Historic resources archaeological sites and standing structures are nonrenewable resources that enhance our understanding and appreciation of the cultural heritage of Illinois and possess information of federal state regional or local significance It is the policy of the Department of Natural Resources IDNR to protect
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PDF Coral Mining at Mafia Island Tanzania A
Southwest Mafia showing areas extensively used by coral collectors red including lime kiln sites asterisks and mangrove habitat green The wind direction during both monsoons is shown
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PDF Beyond the stonetown maritime architecture at
The lime kilns consisted of pits up to 6 m in diameter and 0 9 m deep Feeder trenches lead into the kilns with blocking stones placed to shut off the draught after the required temperature was obtained The floor of the kiln had a 1 mm thick deposit of lime from which carbonized logs projected radially from the edges
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NPGallery Asset Detail
Griggsville Landing Lime Kiln National Register Information System ID Applicable Criteria EVENT INDUSTRY ENGINEERING HISTORICNON ABORIGINAL Periods Of Significance 1850 1874 1875 1899 Significant Years 1855 Resource Type STRUCTURE Related Collections National Register of Historic Places Collection Resource Format
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Rural livelihoods and mangrove degradation in south west
2017 4 11 The preferred species of mangrove wood for kiln construction is Rhizophora mucronata because of its high calorific value although we noted that other species such as Ceriops tagal were also used Kiln construction requires c 120 poles of mangrove wood with a total volume of c 2 5 m 3 A typical kiln produces 35–40 rice sacks of lime
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Black Silent Film
2021 10 24 Even more astounding is what remains of Lime Kiln Club Field Day Started and abandoned in 1913 by blackface performer Bert Williams 1874 1922 the pieces of what many believe to be the first Black cast feature were found deep in the archives of the Museum of Modern Art and restored Williams was perhaps the greatest Black star of his era
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A History of the Pinelands
2005 4 27 It is expected to remain an important Russian cultural center The fate of New Kuban in Buena Vista and the small settlement near Mays Landing will depend on the desire of the younger residents to sustain the identities of their communities Cultural Resources Cultural groups leave their marks physically on the landscape
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PDF Indian Chalcolithic Culture Aspects of Craft and
2014 1 1 However around 6500 years ago during the Chalcolithic period a momentous cultural transition began generating new needs and resources and led to
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Lime Kiln Point State Park
Lime Kiln Point is a 36 acre day use park set on the west side of San Juan Island The park is considered one of the best places in the world to view whales from a land based facility Orca whales are common in the waters off Lime Kiln
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Historic Landscapes of Point Reyes
2016 5 5 Olema Lime Kilns A stone wall ruin and two arched fireboxes remain of a three kiln operation in the Olema Valley Built in 1850 by San Francisco entrepreneurs on Rafael Garcia s rancho they were apparently abandoned no later than 1855 after only a few firings probably due to the poor quality small limestone deposits and the financial
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The historic limestone quarry on Green Head Island in
2014 1 1 The Armstrong brothers had taken control of one of the oldest lime operations in the area According to one newspaper story titled The Lime Industry the Green Head kilns began operation in 1812 under the ownership of Mr Dollard Saint John Globe 5 September 1887 although another article stated that operations began in 1815 under the direction of Mr Dallon Saint John Daily Sun 3 April
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A Cultural Backwater The Localness of Dùn Èistean
2019 6 11 The following paper is an updated version of that given at the Maritime Communities conference in 2013 which reported on and discussed aspects of the findings of the Dùn Èistean project excavations Dùn Èistean remains one of only a few late to post medieval settlements to have been excavated in the Hebrides and this work has since been published The following paper provides a
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Resources of the ocean fringe and the archaeology of the
The Swahili World presents the fascinating story of a major world civilization exploring the archaeology history linguistics and anthropology of the Indian Ocean coast of Africa It covers a 1 500 year sweep of history from the first settlement of the coast to the complex urban tradition found there today Swahili towns contain monumental palaces tombs and mosques set among more humble
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Emerging energy efficiency and CO2 emission reduction
2012 10 1 Globally the cement industry accounts for approximately 5 percent of current anthropogenic carbon dioxide CO 2 emissions World cement demand and production are increasing significantly leading to an increase in this industry s absolute energy use and CO 2 emissions Development of new energy efficiency and CO 2 emission reduction technologies and their deployment in the market will
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Morris Canal Greenway
2017 8 27 Greenway Vision Warren County has become a leader in the protecting the treasured artifacts of the early 19th century Morris Canal Known as the Morris Canal Greenway the county s ongoing efforts aim to preserve and enhance this historic canal as well as the cultural
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Emerging energy efficiency and CO2 emission reduction
2012 10 1 Globally the cement industry accounts for approximately 5 percent of current anthropogenic carbon dioxide CO 2 emissions World cement demand and production are increasing significantly leading to an increase in this industry s absolute energy use and CO 2 emissions Development of new energy efficiency and CO 2 emission reduction technologies and their deployment in the market will
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