Wainfare

Fuel

Coal

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Mineral coal, dug from outcrops and shallow pits where seams reached the surface. Late 12th-century records show the first signs of its exploitation: the Boldon Book of 1183 names 'coalsmiths' in County Durham, and smiths were probably its main users. Wood and charcoal remained the usual fuels; large-scale coal burning came much later.

Caveats (confidence: medium)

The 12th-century term 'collier' could mean a charcoal-burner, so early references are ambiguous; uses in this period are poorly documented.

Sources: wilcuma.org.uk

Made by

  • Dig oregathered, not made; with Pick; by miner

Used to make

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