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A kiln is a thermally insulated chamber, or oven, in which a controlled temperature regime is produced. Uses include the hardening, burning or drying of materials. Kilns are also used for the firing of materials, such as clay and other raw materials, to form ceramics (including pottery, bricks etc.).

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Information about the history of bottle ovens (kil... Information about the history of bottle ovens (kilns) www.stoke.gov.uk/.../bottle-ovens.en - Web

History of the Bottle Kiln (from thepotteries.org) History of the Bottle Kiln (from thepotteries.org) www.thepotteries.org/bottle_kiln/index.htm - Web

How the Bottle Kiln Works (from thepotteries.org) How the Bottle Kiln Works (from thepotteries.org) www.thepotteries.org/bottle_kiln/bottle_kiln_two.htm - Web

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