Across
- 3. clay that is formed into long ropes.
- 4. pressing out air bubbles from clay.
- 6. the third stage of clay; clay that is somewhat dry and ideal for carving.
- 7. a flat piece of clay that has been rolled out.
- 11. leading pottery makers
- 13. art, art that has a use or purpose.
- 15. Muslims from North Africa that brought their pottery techniques to Spain when they invaded in the 700s.
- 16. types of people from Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America who first made pottery (old).
Down
- 1. clay that has been fired once in the kiln. Can never turn back into wet clay.
- 2. clay that is dry and ready to be fired in the kiln.
- 5. ware, clay that has been fired again with glaze (colored paint for clay).
- 7. the first stage of clay; also referred to as clay glue
- 8. used for firing clay which can achieve temperatures up to 2500 degrees Fahrenheit.
- 9. the art of making objects from clay and hardening them with fire.
- 10. scratching the surface of clay
- 11. fine-grained earth materials formed by the decomposition of igneous rock.
- 12. art of making containers, sculptures, and other objects of clay.
- 14. the second stage of clay; can be easily molded and shaped at this stage