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Liquid clay used for joining pottery.
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The first firing of clay to make it hard and porous.
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A clay pot made by rolling logs of clay and placing them on top of each other.
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A clay pot made by joining thin flat slices of clay.
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A device used for supporting glazed pottery in the kiln.
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The process of working clay to remove air bubbles.
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The term used to describe clay that is hard to the touch, can support its own weight, and can be carved, but still contains too much water to be fired.
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The process of heating glazed pottery.
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A bit of clay under a pot to hold it up.
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A powered turntable used for making pottery.
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A clay pot made by pressing and squeezing clay.
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The term used to describe the most fragile stage of clay when all water has evaporated.
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A kind of oven used for heating pottery.
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A piece of ceramic material which bends at a certain temperature when heated.
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A glass-like material used to decorate pots and make them non-porous.
