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The inhabitants of Colletière practised cooperage to make barrels but also tuns and buckets probably used in kitchens and in the tawing activity. | |
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That is how 40 objects forming assembled containers have been found (small staves, bottoms and a fragment of an assembling ring). The perfectly drawn staves (juxtaposed wooden strips that form the surface of a bucket or of a barrel) and the bevel-edged rims of the oak bottoms leave no doubt about the way these utensils were made. |
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