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</html><description>Ian is a Building Material specialist at Museum of London Archaeology. He has worked on the recording of brick and tile from excavations for over 40 years. He is the author of over 120 papers on all aspects of ceramic building material, including a number of articles for TACS. Ian authored &#x2018;Tin Glazed Tiles from London&#x2019;, which looks at the rich diversity of decorative tile designs used in the capital over 400 years. He has recently catalogued the vast collection of delftware tiles held in Bristol Museum and Art gallery</description></oembed>
