A brick that has been fired in a kiln hot enough to fuse the clay and sand on its surface, usually forming a dark glassy coating.
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- Babylon (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
- Charles Plumet (art)
- Johannes Dirkz Verheul (art)
- brick
- SITE (art)
- Il'ya (Yevgrafovich)Bondarenko (art)
- Structural materials (civil engineering & architecture)
- Charles Francis Annesley Voysey (architecture)
- Brick and structural clay tile (SIC 3251) (industry)
- B?la Lajta (art)
