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Yellow clay

Figure 1. Palestinian clay types, in lower row, reading right to left, Kaolin (Negev), red field clay, yellow limestone clay. Upper row, four pieces from Gaza, all made from red field clay. Pottery fragment in lower row Hebron, made from mix of red and yellow clays with salt added to give a white surface to the red paste. Figure 1. Palestinian clay types, in lower row, reading right to left, Kaolin (Negev), red field clay, yellow limestone clay. Upper row, four pieces from Gaza, all made from red field clay. Pottery fragment in lower row Hebron, made from mix of red and yellow clays with salt added to give a white surface to the red paste.
Figure 2. Elemental composition pattern of the red and yellow clays compared with calculated mix of the red and yellow patterns and with pattern of pottery sample made from an actual mix of the two clays plus added sand and... Figure 2. Elemental composition pattern of the red and yellow clays compared with calculated mix of the red and yellow patterns and with pattern of pottery sample made from an actual mix of the two clays plus added sand and...
The two above examples illustrate that not only is the Sc/Fe ratio remarkably consistent within a group representing a given area but that it varies significantly from area to area and from clay type to clay type. For example, our data on the Palestinian red and yellow clays show that the former have Sc/Fe — 3.74 0.09 while the latter have Sc/Fe = 5.46 0.29. Of course, in cases where clays of different types were mixed (either by the potter or by natural forces), intermediate Sc/Fe ratios would be obtained. [Pg.63]

Yellow Clay - used for joint and skin problems. [Pg.220]

Ultisol L. ultimus, last Humid temperate to tropical soils on old land surfaces, deeply weathered, red and yellow, clay-enriched soils... [Pg.101]

The small soft African eagle-stone, containing soft white clay, as in a womb. It is easily crumbled to pieces, and has been regarded as feminine. It is found at the present day full of yellow clay, and is the Geodis of Dioscorides. [Pg.16]

Therefore, Gold is nothing else but a glittering, yes rather red clay or yellow clay Adamah, being made to glitter through the Nature-Salt. [Pg.118]

Transmutation into gold is also mentioned in the received text of the Scripture of the Golden Liquor, which states that if you add yellow clay to the Golden Water and the Mercury [Water], and calcine them (duan) over an intense fire for one day, they will entirely transmute themselves into gold. ... [Pg.108]

Elixir for the Nomination to Immortal. The fifth and final part of the received Scripture of the Golden Liquor concerns another elixir. By adding yellow clay to the Gold and Mercury Waters one obtains gold after one day of heating, and the Elixir for the Nomination to Immortal after two days. When one ingests this elixir, one will be able to retire to a mountain or a river and become an immortal. This is referred to in identical terms by Ge Hong ... [Pg.118]

If you add yellow clay to the Golden Liquor, place them in a bowl luted with the Mud of the Six-and-One, and heat the bowl over an intense fire, its whole contents will form gold. This is the first half of the procedure. If you heat this gold longer, it will transmute itself into an elixir. By ingesting this elixir in pills of the size of small beans, you will be able to enter a famous mountain or a great river and become an Immortal of Earth (dixian). If you powder a speck of this elixir into quicksilver, it will immediately become silver if you add one ounce of this silver to one pound of lead, it will all become silver. (Baopu zi, 4.83)... [Pg.118]

Cotto. Traditional Italian tiles, extruded as split tiles from weathered shaly red or yellow clays of Tuscany or Emilia. The tiles are given a rustic finish by wirebrushing or sandpapering after drying, then fired set upright using special steel kiln furniture. Tiles up to 61 cm square are produced. [Pg.74]

Oxide content (%) Red clay Yellow clay Black clay Mixture of Clays... [Pg.37]


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