The
northern pottery kiln, Structure II, as seen from the southeast.
(12th. century AD). Notice the peat cap, the slightly dug-in
position, the layers marked by fire, and the scattered stones.
- Photo: Ole Vejbaek.
The
southern pottery kiln, Structure III, under excavation as seen
from the south. (12th. century AD). The kiln shows signs of
having been opened on the far side, and loose turves are just
visible in the background. - Photo: Ole Vejbaek.
For
further detail, see Vejbaek, O., "Agre og miler ved Filsö",
Kuml, 2005, pp. 187-124.
