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![[Picture: Bakehouse of the Fifteenth Century]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Aubrey-HistoryOfEngland-Vol2/pages/175-Bakehouse-of-the-Fifteenth-Century/175-Bakehouse-of-the-Fifteenth-Century-q85-1920x1080.jpg "[Picture: Bakehouse of the Fifteenth Century]")
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high resolution print file (alamy.com)In this wood engraving two people are working in a bakery, or bake-house. One is putting dough into a brick oven to bake using a long spoon-shaped device, and the other is carrying a ball of dough ready to go in next. Behind them are shelves, resumably with already-baked loaves
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