clay-pipe
81Sebsi — A sebsi or sibsi is a traditional Moroccan pipe used to smoke Kief (Keef, Kif), a type of prepared cannabis.The sebsi is normally made from a hard wood, such as almond or walnut, with the main body being about 18 inches (45 cm) long. A clay pipe… …
82Broseley — infobox UK place country = England latitude= 52.612357 longitude= 2.481945 official name= Broseley population = 4,912 shire district= Bridgnorth shire county = Shropshire region= West Midlands constituency westminster= Ludlow post town= BROSELEY… …
83Dover, Ohio —   City   West Third Street in downtown Dover in 2006 …
84List of museums in the Republic of Ireland — This list of museums in the Republic of Ireland contains museums which are defined for this context as institutions (including nonprofit organizations, government entities, and private businesses) that collect and care for objects of cultural,… …
85Lopburi Province — Infobox Thai Province name = Lop Buri thai = ลพบุรี capital = Lop Buri (town) area = 6,199.8 arearank = 37th population = 745,506 population as of = 2000 populationrank = 30th density = 120 densityrank = 38th isocode = TH 16 governor = Charuphong …
86Cornelius Low House — Ivy Hall U.S. National Register of Historic Places …
87ARCHITECTURE — The primary building material in Mesopotamia was the alluvial clay soil, which was shaped into oblong bricks that were dried in the sun. Native trees, such as date palm and poplar, served as roof timbers, as well as for doors, window frames,… …
88tile´like´ — tile «tyl», noun, verb, tiled, til|ing. –n. 1. a) a thin piece of baked clay, often glazed and decorated, used for covering roofs, paving floors, lining walls, and ornamenting. b) any one of various similar thin pieces of plastic, rubber,… …
89chillum — noun Etymology: Hindi cilam & Urdu chilam, from Persian chilam Date: 1781 1. the part of a water pipe that contains the substance (as tobacco or hashish) which is smoked; also a quantity of a substance thus smoked 2. a funnel shaped clay pipe for …
90John Haberle — Articleissues onesource = October 2008 refimprove = October 2008John Haberle (1856 1933) was a 19th century American painter in the trompe l oeil (literally, fool the eye ) style. His still lifes of ordinary objects are painted in such a way that …
