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  • Abrasion tests, 146
  • Absorption of bricks, 132
  • Acids defined, 76
  • Actinolite, 69
  • Air, chemical composition of, 105
  • Albite felspar, chemical composition, 34
  • Almandite, 68
  • Aluminium, under blowpipe, 73
  • Anorthite felspar, chemical composition, 34
  • Aragonite, 49
  • Bases defined, 76
  • Basic bricks, 90
  • dolomite for, 55
  • magnesite for, 56
  • Biotite mica, 43
  • under blowpipe, 73
  • Black bricks, 101
  • Blowpipe, 58
  • Blue bricks, 101
  • Bluish-black brick-earths, 27
  • Boulder clay, 50
  • Bourges, Oxford clay of, 24
  • Bovey Heathfield clays, 20
  • Bracknell bricks, 135
  • Brick earths, artificial mixing, 42
  • artificial mixtures, 94, 95
  • bluish-black, 27
  • boulder clay, 50
  • brown, 27
  • chalk pebbles in, 50
  • changes in character on being dug into, 2, 5, 10
  • chemical composition of, 23, 52, 83, 84, 85
  • chemistry of, 58, 75
  • chert in, 41, 42
  • coprolites found in, 51
  • Cornwall, 35
  • Crayford, 1
  • Devon, 35
  • Erith, 1
  • estuarine, 21
  • fluviatile—Chapter I., 1–16
  • fossil shells in, 50
  • Ilford, 1
  • Kimeridge clay, 26
  • lacustrine—Chapter II., 17–21
  • Lincolnshire, 21
  • London clay, 33
  • marine, 22
  • mineral constitution,
  • behaviour of in the kiln, 42, 43
  • implement: an implement, or tool, made of flint—in the sense indicated in this work an implement made by pre-historic man.
  • implements, found in brick-earths, 3, 5
  • micro-structure of, 129
  • origin of, 41
  • Fluid inclusions in quartz, 41
  • Fluorine in clays, 59
  • Fluviatile brick-earths: brick-earths that have been deposited in rivers
  • Fossil shells, carbonate of lime in, 50
  • shells found in brick-earths, 4
  • sponges, in flint, 42
  • Fusion of brick-earths in the kiln, 29, 31
  • Gault clay, 51
  • Glaze, micro-structure of, 119, 120
  • Glazing, salt, 57
  • Granite, Cornish, 35
  • Dartmoor, 35
  • Granites, weathering of, 36
  • Greece, magnesite in, 56
  • Green bricks, 101
  • Grizzly bear’s remains found in brick-earth, 2
  • Gypsum in brick-earths, 54
  • under blow-pipe, 74
  • Heat, bricks affected by, 117
  • Hippopotamus remains found in brick-earth, 2
  • Ilford, brick-earth at, 1
  • Infusorial earth, Tuscany, 92
  • Iron, 44
  • a constituent of brick-earths, 44
  • behaviour in the kiln, 45
  • bricks, SaarbrÜcken, 92
  • micro-structure of, 130
  • mode of occurrence in brick-earths, 45
  • under blow-pipe, 73, 74
  • vapour in the kiln, 46
  • pyrites, 46, 131
  • pyrites, behaviour in the kiln, 48
  • pyrites, under blow-pipe, 74
  • pyrites, weathering of in bricks, 48
  • Jurassic estuarine clays, 21
  • Kangaroo rats, fossil, 25
  • Kaolin: a hydrous silicate of alumina, derived chiefly from the decomposition of felspars
  • Kaolin, 31
  • behaviour in the kiln, 32, 33
  • chemical composition of, 78
  • micro-structure, 32, 33
  • under blow-pipe, 73
  • “Kaolinised” matter, 33
  • Kilns, temperature in, 98
  • Kieselguhr: a diatomaceous earth
  • Kieselguhr, 91
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  • Septaria: tabular or rounded concretions of argillaceous limestone, commonly found in clays
  • Septaria, 51
  • Shrinkage of brick-earth in the kiln, 85
  • Silica, behaviour in the kiln, 28
  • group of minerals, 39
  • Slates, chemical composition of, 87
  • dÉbris for brickmaking, 87
  • refuse, 47
  • used in brickmaking, 47
  • Snails, found in brick-earth, 4
  • Specific gravity of bricks, 146, 149
  • Stacking in the kiln, 97
  • Staffordshire blue bricks, 99
  • Stibnite, 68, 70
  • Stocks, London, 140
  • Stoneware, earths for making, 21
  • Stourbridge bricks, 82
  • Strength of bricks, 136
  • Styrian magnesite, 56
  • Swiss brick-earths, 89
  • Temperature and weathering of bricks, 115
  • in kilns, 98
  • Terra-cotta earths, 19, 30
  • earth, chemical composition of, 84
  • expansion of in weathering, 115
  • Ruabon, 116
  • Tests for bricks (see strength, absorption, specific gravity, chemical composition, micro-structure, etc.).
  • Thames, mineral salts in solution in the, 7
  • Thames Valley brick-earths, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
  • Tuscany, infusorial earth, 92
  • Variable character of brick-earths, 10
  • Variability in character of marine brick-earths, 23, 24
  • of estuarine brick-earths, 21
  • of lacustrine brick-earths, 17
  • Vegetable growth on bricks, 113
  • Vein quartz, 40
  • Volcanic ejectamenta for brickmaking, 93
  • Wales, fire-clays of, 81
  • Warping, 98
  • “Weathering” agents which affect bricks, 6
  • Weathering of brick-earths, 27
  • White bricks, 100
  • Yellow bricks, 101
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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