Clays and their uses P. C. Aw.
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TextPublisher: 1979Description: 14p. 30cmSubject(s): Clay exploitation -- MalaysiaSummary: In our every day life, we use a number of articles which are made of clay. The cups and saucers which hold our beverage, the earthen were for cooking, the plates and bowls which hold our food are made of clay. The priceless China antiques, vases, pottery, ornaments and porcelain sloves are made of clay. The rubber shoes we wear, the paper and ink which we write or the books and papers which we read are partly made of clay.
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| Reports | JMG IBUPEJABAT Open Shelf | Open Shelf | 553.61 AWP (Browse shelf) | Available | 00003244 |
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March, 1979
In our every day life, we use a number of articles which are made of clay. The cups and saucers which hold our beverage, the earthen were for cooking, the plates and bowls which hold our food are made of clay. The priceless China antiques, vases, pottery, ornaments and porcelain sloves are made of clay. The rubber shoes we wear, the paper and ink which we write or the books and papers which we read are partly made of clay.
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