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Originally built with agatized wood blocks and mud mortar, Agate House likely housed a single family sometime between 1050 and 1300, during the Late Pueblo II - Pueblo III Periods. The scarcity of artifacts suggests a relatively brief occupation. Due to its relatively large size, Agate House may have served as a central gathering place.

Indeed, Agate House was a part of a much larger community. When first recorded by archeologists in the 1930s, the petrified wood construction of Agate House was thought to be unique. Since then, hundreds of similar petrified wood structure sites have been found in the park, indicating a history of humanity as colorful and diverse as the building blocks of Agate House.

Agate House @ Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona

Good Seat by Mike Engel

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They can set a TV on it for a year or so until he clearly understands the word no LOL.

block wobel by oeraheads

Block for Vickie (myfullcolorlife) by lisa

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For A Quilting Journey Round Robin Bee

Left: Vickie's Starter Block

Right: My add on block.

(I should have pressed your block Vickie, before I took a picture of them together)

Blocking the Swirl Shawl by Knitfool

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Finished blocked Shawl.

I have moved each hexagon inside the pined area to help even out the shapes.

With your fingertips move-massage the fabric to relief any stress points. You should feel no snags otherwise you may have pined out the fabric to taught.

Block Island 2011 012 by kamartin_2000

blocks 3 by rylander

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Minimalist composition #2

Block Party by Not Alone Photos

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Kapla Blocks 4 by DrMasaki

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Block#1 for Cindy by Diane

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Depression block Modern Stitching Bee

Block Party by Not Alone Photos

Marcel films the ashes by The Learning Connexion

Terrier Block Party! by Hiram College

Photo by Kasey Samuel Adams

Block M by Neil Johnson

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Block Party by Not Alone Photos

Block Drugs 1885 by dansshots

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20080731 5 blocks by williewonker

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Five building blocks and their reflection.

bee lovely December Block by Julie Antinucci

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This block is for Anna in the Bee Lovely Quilting Bee. She chose the "map of the states" block by Oh Fransson for her block. The fabrics she sent to all of us are great! I enjoyed seeing all of these fabrics in person. Some of them I've never seen before. Really excellent. Can't wait to see the whole quilt together.

Block Buildings by Nick Barker Photography

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Block Party Bash by Carlos

block 164 by Sol

This block is approximately 6x6, signed, numbered and made to hang...or place...or use as a coaster. Whatever you see fit. Cheap and lookin' for a good home.

You can look in the "art?" set and see more. Once sold however, I delete them.

All blocks available on my Etsy (link on my profile).

Taken in Top of the World, AZ. Polaroid SX-70, Polaroid Type 779.

block wall by Flowizm ...