These objects, baked clay cups and jars, several stone objects, axes, weights, seals, and figurines reflect the characteristic style of the Lake District.
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Remnants of their material culture, mostly different forms of ceramic vessels and the large numbers of baked clay figures, testify on higher cultural level.
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Desperately poor families stood in baked clay courtyards of the rough stone houses watching the invading army go by _ but they only stared.
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After removing the tree, Strang's companions dug down approximately three feet, where they discovered three small brass plates in a case of baked clay.
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There was also one of three small baked clay figurines in the form of what is said to be a priest that was found here.
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In addition, the Halaf communities made female figurines of partially baked clay and stone and stamp seals of stone, ( see also Impression seal ).
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After all, they are not much more than a smooth brick-- baked clay-- and as such are as absorbant as any masonry material can be.
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At that time, the most priceless artifact, a 2, 000-year-old seated bodhisattva made of baked clay, enraged several Taliban clerics because it was mostly naked.
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Tennessee state archaeologist P . E . Cox followed up on Myer's finds in 1926, uncovering a number of stone box burials and baked clay floors.
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One of the vases, made of baked clay at an Athens workshop in the 4th century B . C ., was singled out for its exceptional size.
