Sentence examples for secondary workshop from inspiring English sources

It and a secondary workshop in Ullapool now turn out 60,000 to 80,000 attractive pieces a year.

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Vessel production could have occurred at many more secondary workshop sites in local styles, but general similarity of types and undoubted widespread trade make it difficult to distinguish geographical groups based on typology alone.

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For additional resources and ideas see our resources for teachers page Helena Swanwick and Evelyn Sharp - pioneering Guardian journalists If you would like to place your school/organisation on our waiting list for workshops for 2017/18 please register using the link on the secondary workshops page.

It is reasonable that Classe, as harbour of the capital city of the Empire, strongly linked to the Levantine region, imported raw chunks from Eastern Mediterranean primary production centres to supply local secondary workshops.

Jennings [31: p. 56] concluded from comparison of Beirut and Tel Anafa bowls that although they were made in the same regional tradition, there were stylistic differences that suggested different secondary workshops, which could have been supplied with glass by a single primary location.

The so produced raw glass was then broken up into chunks and distributed to numerous secondary workshops throughout the Mediterranean as well as central and northern Europe, where the glass was remelted, colourants and/or opacifiers were added as required and where the glass was finally worked into artefacts [2] [8].

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