THE ORGANISATION of the MEDIEVAL TILE INDUSTRY

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Medieval Architecture and Archaeology Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Historical Economic and Social Studies

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Summary: This paper looks at the organisation of medieval tileries, concentrating particularly on kiln sites thought to have produced floor tiles. Models for different forms of organisation are applied to excavated sites. the economic implications of changes in modes of operation are discussed.

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1983Pottery in the Roman World: An Ethnoarchaeological Approach.1989The Consumer and the Market in the Later Middle Ages 1979The Cistercians: Studies in the Geography of Medieval England and Wales 1984Brick and tile production in Roman Britain: Models of economic organisation 1986English Peasant Buildings in the Later Middle Ages (1200–1500)1968Documentary Evidence and the Medieval Pottery Industry 1961A Thirteenth-Century Tile Kiln Site at North Grange, Meaux, Beverley, Yorkshire 1975A Late 13th and Early 14th-Century Tile Factory at Danbury, Essex

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