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                    [Summary] => NASIPIT, Agusan del Norte — Up to thirty people were buried alive under broken slabs of concrete and steel while three others were killed after a huge wood-drying kiln they were salvaging steel bars from collapsed on them the other day.
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                    [Summary] => The lanky Jon Pettyjohn sits up after crouching at the side opening of the kiln.  He takes one medium-sized, olive-shaped jar, shakes his head and sighs.  "Anagama is teasing us," he assays, "as it teaches us." Pettyjohn is referring to a special kiln that was built in his studio nearly a year ago. Having named it "Musang Gama" after the family of wild civets that live nearby the kiln site at the foothills of Mt.
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So much so, Jon with the help of potters from Japan, spent six weeks in his workshop in Pansol, Laguna, building a kiln.

It is no ordinary kiln, it is an anagama.

Anagama is the Japanese name for an ancient type of high temperature wood-burning furnace. These kilns originated in China and Korea as far back as 1,500 years ago and produced the first stoneware and porcelain pottery.
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It is no ordinary kiln, it is an anagama.

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