- In
common usage, salt is a
mineral composed primarily of
sodium chloride (NaCl). When used in food,
especially in
granulated form, it is more formally...
-
Hordle is a
village and
civil parish in the
county of Hampshire, England. It is
situated between the
Solent coast and the New Forest, and is
bordered by...
-
evidence of
saltmaking has been
found north of the
village (formerly in the
parish of Harbrough, now
within the dock estate),
references to a
saltmaking site...
- was the site of
various industrial activities,
including coal mining,
saltmaking and
pottery production. With its
location beside the Forth, the town and...
- Indonesians, Indians, and Malays.
Traditional occupations and
trades included saltmaking, fishing,
planting rice, shoemaking, slipper-making and weaving. Parañaque...
- when
residents also
engaged in
traditional industries such as fishing,
saltmaking and embroidery. This
changed with the
development of
gated communities...
-
Skegness town centre.
There is
evidence of late Iron-Age and
early Roman saltmaking activity in the
Skegness area.
Place names and a
report of a
castle in...
-
Lubana (also
spelled Lubana, Labana, Lavana, Lubhana; lit. 'salt trader') is a
merchant and
transportation community in
India engaged in
maritime trade...
- However, salt
seems to have been less
abundant in
Iceland than in Norway.
Saltmaking,
which was
mostly done by
boiling sea
water or
burning seaweed, gradually...
- Lonari, Lonmali, Lonkar) are an
Indian caste historically ****ociated with
saltmaking, as well as
production of lime, charcoal, and cement. They are slightly...
