The huge Jacob Keim manor house he built (1753) still had its original clay tile roof in place as late as 1900 with a Medieval German kick at the eaves of the roof where the eaves were plastered ...

Your Place and Mine - 'We're finding loads of medieval pottery, roof tiles dating to the 14th century' - BBC Sounds ...

This Medieval louvered ridge tile was excavated from a midden, or rubbish tip, at Goosegate, Nottingham, in 1961, by the Thoroton Society. Having been reconstructed by conservation staff at the ...

There is no better a cultural material tie than between Rhineland natives who settled the Pennsylvania Dutch Country and used medieval orange clay roof tile that still protect our ancestral homes ...

Tiles from the workshop were used for roofs, bread ovens and likely decorative purposes, archaeologists said. Excavations of the workshop began in 2020, according to the release. Beaupréau-en ...

The jerkinhead roof can be constructed of almost any roofing material, even thatch. However, slate, tile or shingles typically are used. What types of buildings utilize a jerkinhead roof?

Broken and abandoned, a collection of failed projects sat in the ruins of a tile workshop in northwestern France for 800 years. Not anymore. Archaeologists uncovered the ruins of a medieval tile ...

Craig made the discovery at St Andrews, a medieval former chapel near Maidstone. The site of a floor tile kiln was found in the 1920s, in the field just to the north of St Andrews.

Roman roof tile with its cat print Lincolnshire County Council Cats have put their pawprints on just about everything these days (they've even made it into space).Now, a new find in Great Britain ...

In the Colonial years, when handmade brick was scarce, the availability of native clay also afforded Valley pioneers to build attractive brick chimneys with courses of brick corbelling. The result:… ...