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Was there motts?
The kiln wouldn't be very hot from the outside, actually. Kiln brick is extremely insulating. It is the radiant heat that is dissipated during cooling that really builds up.
just thought of it...
Fires are burned in brick-lined ovens.
When the fire goe out,the debri is removed
and the bread is baked on residual heat--all
day.
Don't know if that would be desireable here.
Quite a little operation they had going here.