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What happened to the strips of clay as they where pushed from opposite ends?
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What do you need to make a valley landform out of clay?
Brown clay,blue clay,green,clay,white clay,and black clay.
What does caked clay mean?
Dried clay
What is potters raw material?
one of them is clay
Is clay an heterogeneous?
clay is homogeneous mixture
Can clay help plants?
Answer Yes, clay helps plants as clay contains many elements and compounds in clay are useful for plants life.
Is there a difference in between extruded clay and modeling clay?
Why yes there is. An extruded clay is something pushed out by a machine and modeling clay is handled by man.
What has the author Clay Geerdes written?
Clay Geerdes has written: 'Comix Wave data sheet' -- subject(s): Comic books, strips, Comix Wave 'Comix World' -- subject(s): Catalogs, Comic books, strips, Comix World 'Scam' -- subject(s): Comic books, strips 'Burlesque show' -- subject(s): Comic books, strips
What happened to the clay ball when it hit the floor explain why this happened?
the base of the clay flattens because of the impact of it hitting the floor. (gravity my friend)
What is an earthen drain?
A drain made of clay sections pushed together. Old septic pipes were often made this way.
How do you make the coulor brown with clay?
Mix colors on the opposite side of the color wheel
How do you adhere clay to clay?
It probably depends on what kind of clay you're using but when I did pottery in high school we made "slip" which was just basically very watered down clay. Then we scratched up the two slabs where we wanted them to join, put a coat of slip over the rough edges, and pushed them together.
What happened in 1815?
Henry Clay presented his plan to Congress not even a answer .
What did the author do with a pieace of wet and soft clay what happened?
The author molded the wet and soft clay into a shape, such as a sculpture or vessel. Over time, the clay dried and hardened, preserving the form that was created.
Why is a lake with a clay bottom able to hold more water than a lake with a sandy bottom?
Clay is the least porous of all soil types. It is the opposite of porous in comparison to sand.
What happened to the clay ball when it hit the floor?
The underside (the side which comes in contact with the floor) flattens.
Why did cuneiform develop?
Cuneiform was developed in ancient Mesopotamia as a means of recording information such as trade transactions, legal documents, and literature. It enabled communication and record-keeping in a society with complex administrative needs. The development of cuneiform allowed for the codification and preservation of knowledge, contributing to the growth of civilization in the region.
What happened to the clay tablets after the library of ashurbanipal was burned?
They lay in heaps until modern times when they were discovered again.
