Three lumps of clay recovered from pit, for making red earthenware. Clay lumps for making red earthenware
Small glass bottle, containing a lump of Gil-I-Sarsui (edible clay) from Kabul, Afghanistan, bottle English, 1870-1930. The label on the bottle reads: Gil-I-Sarsui. Edible clay of afghans. 67. Kabul. The label inside the bottle reads: 67. gil-i sarsui Small glass bottle 1870-1930
Lump of red clay in envelope, presented by the Field Museum of Chicago, probably from Afghanistan, 1900-1930 Lump of red clay in envelope 1900-1930
Straight strip of clay and one bent strip of clay for handle Straight strip of clay and one bent strip of clay for handle
Five lengths extruded China clay-Pipe clay Thermo-carple protecting tubing Five lengths extruded China clay-Pipe clay
Ball Clay used as a soft body in the making of clay Ball Clay used as a soft body in the making of clay
Sample of Browbey clay from California, 1801 to 1950 Sample of Browbey clay from California 1801-1950