There were some similar structures to the stilt houses in the northern region, such as, a gabled roof with the sun halo shape and roof tiles made of baked clay.
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The local inhabitants primarily used tools made of stoneespecially jasper from the southern Urals, bone and wood, but baked clay vessels decorated with broken or wavy lines were also found.
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Below the head the body was composed of inferior metals descending in value until they reach their basest form in the feet and toes of iron mixed with baked clay.
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The Hittite version was found in the Hittite capital of Hattusa ( in present day Turkey ), preserved on baked clay tablets uncovered among the Hittite royal palace's sizable archives.
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But the most precious is a 2, 000-year-old seated Bhodi Sattva, made of baked clay, said Carla Grissman, who spent several years in Afghanistan compiling an inventory of the museum collection.
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An ancient baked clay statue of Buddha, beheaded decades ago, was hacked into small pieces, among the relics destroyed at the complex at Ghazni, 120 miles southwest of the Afghan capital, Kabul.
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From the time about 2000 BC, some little pots together with a ring of baked clay of the crudest kind were found in a grave during clearing work on S�lzer Weg in 1896.
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Monaco then won the second set, but Coria rose to the challenge of the upstart in the third with powerful baseline strokes on the sun-baked clay of the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club.
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The wheels consisted of a circular platform, either made of baked clay, wood or terracotta and were turned by hand; the artist usually had an assistant that turned the wheel while he molded the clay.
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Given the multitude of potential problems with radiocarbon dating in the first millennium BC, archaeologist trying to date the earliest African metallurgy need to make routine use of luminescence dating of the baked clay from smelting furnaces.
