Cynthia Jurs on the Idea of Burying Pots Before They Become Cracked

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I was thinking about the old Roman pottery at Horningsea, and then I was looking for some Sufi poetry and decided to read something by Muhammad Iqbal, but the only poem of his I found on The Poetry Foundation was this one, called Sicily:

Sicily was conquered by the Arabs over the course of a century or so by around the year 900 and then flourished as the Emirate of Sicily until the Norman Conquest led by Roger I whence it became The County of Sicily. Before that, Sicily had been fought over by the Greeks in Carthaginian wars and the Romans in the Punic Wars, and remained a Roman Province until the fall of the Roman Empire.

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Fishing in the Ocean:

Fishing for Oysters in the Fens:

Seaweed on North Uist:

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