Materials
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Ebony. A set black wood that is hard and heavy. Comes from Easteren Asia and is used for inlays and carvings.
English Elm. A redish brown timber - strong, firm and heavy. It does not split easily and is used for furniture making. It is durable under water and was used in piles for bridges. It was also used for hubs in wheels and coffins.
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