The plural form of dustheap; multiple piles or mounds of accumulated dust and refuse.
Regular plural of 'dustheap' formed by adding '-s'. Reflects a specific era of waste management before modern garbage collection systems.
In Victorian London, dustheaps weren't just garbage—they were entire neighborhoods of poverty and industry, where workers called 'dustmen' would sort through refuse for recyclables; Charles Dickens featured them prominently in 'Our Mutual Friend'!
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