Carolina Environmental Diversity Explorations

Clays of the Piedmont · By Dirk Frankenberg

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  1. Cover
  2. 2. Why does the Piedmont have so much clay and how is it used?
  3. 3. Primary and secondary clays
  4. 4. The Piedmont's first human inhabitants
  5. 5. Town Creek Indian Mound
  6. 6. Pottery from Town Creek
  7. 7. Burial urns
  8. 8. Colonial restrictions on pottery
  9. 9. Eighteenth-century pottery (1)
  10. 10. Eighteenth-century pottery (2)
  11. 11. White clay and Wedgwood pottery
  12. 12. From clay to pot
  13. 13. Clay drying
  14. 14. Grinding clay
  15. 15. Pottery workshop
  16. 16. Gas-fired kiln
  17. 17. Wood-fired kiln
  18. 18. Interior of a kiln
  19. 19. Interior of a groundhog kiln
  20. 20. Modern art pottery
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