- An
ashery is a
factory that
converts hardwood ashes into lye, potash, or pearlash.
Asheries were
common in
newly settled areas of
North America during...
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Oreet Ashery (born 1966 in Jerusalem) is an
interdisciplinary artist based in London.
Ashery received her BA (distinction) in Fine Art from
Sheffield Hallam...
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Electricity and Heat for 2005". iea.org.
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- businessman.
Whitney married Elizabeth Ann
Smith in 1822. He
owned a
store and an
ashery in Kirtland, and
acquired more
property as his
business grew. Initially...
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Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Khoja.
Origin of
Khoja Shia Ithna-
Asheries Archived 2017-04-15 at the
Wayback Machine World Federation of
Khoja Shia...
- of
potash and
pearl ash
reached 43,958
barrels in 1865.
There were 519
asheries in
operation in 1871. The wood-ash
industry declined in the late 19th century...
- alveograph, is
strictly regulated by France. Ash
burner (traditional occupation)
Ashery – A
location or
factory producing lye from wood ash
Bottom ash Charcoal...
- Ann
Whitney Home N. K.
Whitney & Co.
Store Orange Township Sawmill and
Ashery in
Kirtland Stannard Quarry near Kirtland, Ohio
Thompson Township Kirtland...
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Jasper Johns, as well as
performance artists such as Kiki and Herb,
Oreet Ashery, and
David Hoyle. In 2013 he made his
first feature length do****entary film...
- II (1996) and
Magnum Opus II (1998),
exhibitions by
Israeli artist Oreet Ashery Magnum Opus, an
online video series produced by
Complex magazine Magnum...
