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Ingots Oxhide ingots are
heavy (20–30 kg)
metal slabs,
usually of
copper but
sometimes of tin,
produced and
widely distributed during the Mediterranean...
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Oxhide (Chinese: 牛皮; pinyin: niú pí),
directed by Liu Jiayin, is a 2005
narrative independent Chinese film that
portrays the director's
family and their...
- s****ped
because of
stress induced cracks and butt deformation.
Ancient copper oxhide ingot from Zakros, Crete. The
ingot is
shaped in the form of an
animal skin...
- journeying, only as much land as
could be encomp****ed by an
oxhide. They agreed. Dido cut the
oxhide into fine
strips so that she had
enough to
encircle an...
- what was used as a
currency for
these exchanges, but it is
thought that
oxhide-shaped
ingots of copper,
produced in Cyprus, may have
functioned as a currency...
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recounted by Lord Kelvin:
those lands bordering the sea that
Queen Dido
could enclose on all
other sides within a
single given oxhide, cut into strips....
- worn by the
British Army in the 20th century. A buff
jerkin is an
oiled oxhide jerkin, as worn by soldiers. The
origin of the word is unknown. The Dutch...
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offered them as much land as
could be
covered with a
single oxhide. Therefore, Dido cut an
oxhide into tiny
strips and set them on the
ground end to end until...
- A
corroded copper ingot from Zakros, Crete,
shaped in the form of an
animal skin (
oxhide)
typical in that era...
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Mehmet Çakir's
sketching of “the
metal biscuits with ears”
recognized as
oxhide ingots.
Turkish sponge divers were
often consulted by the
Institute of Nautical...
