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...'', Volume XII, No. 8, December 28, 1908, 7). The more I mined, the more I dug, the more the findings have less historical clarity, more ambiguity and con ...ess; while others derive it from the Natolian word ''myrsen''...When first dug from the earth, it is soft and greasy. It lathers with water like soap; hen

It must be mentioned that well-aged burls being dug today are coming from less accessible regions than those of yesteryear whic ...time being given the larger blocks); Tuscan briar (north central Italy) is dug from a soil containing large amounts of clay and so requires drying for 3-5

It must be mentioned that well-aged burls being dug today are coming from less accessible regions than those of yesteryear whic ...time being given the larger blocks); Tuscan briar (north central Italy) is dug from a soil containing large amounts of clay and so requires drying for 3-5

Burls are dug with an implement that looks like a combo between a hoe and an axe. The hoe

...olonists, according to Dr. Cotter, a museum curator emeritus. He says they dug up a pipe smoker’s tobacco tamper with two figures carved on it under Car

Depending upon what area it was dug briar is either revered, abhorred, or receives mixed notices. Briar from Fr

...grows real real slow- sort of just inching along year by year. If it’s not dug up too quick- say give it 40 or 50 year at least- it can make pipes. Some t

Meerschaum is dug up by hand from tunnels in the earth. It is then split into blocks for diff

...nto the 'throw out' bag but when I got upstairs I put caution to the wind, dug it out of the bag and when I found that the outer tin top had rusted to the

...hat that practice continues today. A briar burl does not have to have been dug up already dead to produce straight-grained pipes. Why did Alfred state “

...hat that practice continues today. A briar burl does not have to have been dug up already dead to produce straight-grained pipes. Why did Alfred state “

...id to have died and remained untouched for hundreds of years before it was dug out of the ground, enabling it to dry and age naturally. The alleged benefi

...ch brier originally came. The roots and stumps of this mountain laurel are dug up there and sold by the ton to local merchants who when they accumulate en

...he digging begins and it is a hard and laborous process. The earth must be dug out to reveal the black logs and make it possible to remove them, and they