Deep Heat: An Experimental Analysis of Ovenstones
Gillies, Karl B

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Gillies, K. B. (1979). Deep Heat: An Experimental Analysis of Ovenstones (Dissertation, Bachelor of Arts with Honours). Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10523/3778
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Date:
1979
Advisor:
Anderson, Atholl
Degree Name:
Bachelor of Arts with Honours
Degree Discipline:
Anthropology
Research Type:
Dissertation
Languages:
English
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgements
INTRODUCTION
PART 1: METHODS AND MATERIALS. 1.1: Choice of Site, Construction and Ignition of Ovens; 1.2: Selection of Ovenstones; 1.3: Oven Monitoring; 1.4: Stone Assessment.
PART 2: RESULTS. 2.1: Oven Temperature Graphs; 2.2: Heat Retention Differences Per Size and Type; 2.3: Shattered Stone Percentage Graphs; 2.4: Lithology of Fired Stones; 2.5: Typical Fracture Patterns.
PART 3: DISCUSSION. 3.1: Experimental Sources of Error; 3.2: The Ovens and Their Food; 3.3: The Ovenstones.
PART 4: CONCLUSIONS.
PART 5: APPENDIX. Thermal Conductivity Graphs from Sutton’s BA Hons. Dissertation 1971.
PART 6: SOURCES CONSULTED.
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