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Pieces of <!-->turquoise and cobalt frit, used in the manufacture of faience.
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Stukken <!-->turquoise en kobaltblauwe frit, gebruikt bij de vervaardiging van faience.
Morceaux de fritte <!-->turquoise et bleue utilisés dans la fabrication de la faïence.
Stücke <!-->türkisfarbener und kobaltblauer Fritte, die bei der Herstellung von Fayence verwendet wurde.
Pezzi di fritta <!-->turchese e cobalto, usata per la manifattura di faience.
Fragmentos de frita, em <!---->turquesa e cobalto, utilizado na manufactura da faiança.
Fragmentos de frita de <!-->turquesa y de cobalto, utilizada para manufacturar fayenza.
Pieces of <!-->turquoise and cobalt frit, used in the manufacture of faience.
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From the private collection of F.C.J. Spurrell, the frit was purchased from the Castle Museum, Norwich, in 1956.
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A. Lucas; " Ancient Egyptian Materials and Industries", (1962) Chapter V. W. R Dawson & E. P Uphill; "Who was Who in Egyptology", (London 1971) p. 280.
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