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| >So when were pans invented then, Baz? Err...... <baz looks at floor and mutters> "The Bronze Age?" I.e., the Late Bronze Age, I think (in the British Isles). Here`s one from Ireland, from c700 B.C. : http://www.shee-eire.com/Arts&[...]/Metalwork/Cauldrons/Page1.htm It`s an interesting question and I`d like to know the answer. The burnt mounds in my area (Birmingham) have been dated to between c2000 - 1000 B.C. and I presume that they pre-date the introduction of cauldrons. When cauldrons were first introduced, wouldn`t they have been a high-status utensil for a considerable time?......I ask myself, but would like to hear other`s thoughts on the matter. baz Reply | with quote |  14th August 2003ce 07:35 In reply to: Re: Burnt Mounds (TomBo) |
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