Sealers’ Oven
Sealers' Oven is a man-made structure of mud and stone located on Waychinicup Inlet near Albany, Western Australia. Believed to be a semi-permanent bread oven built by sealers around 1800, it predates European colonisation of Western Australia by over twenty years, and is therefore one of the state's oldest non-Indigenous artefacts.Sealers’ Oven
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- Description: bread oven of mud and stone built by sealers around 1800 near Albany, Western Australia
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Latitude
-34.89296° or 34° 53′ 35″ south
Longitude
118.33529° or 118° 20′ 7″ east
Open location code
4PQW484P+R4
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historic=archaeological_site
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