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This type of pottery was made with desert or marl clay from Upper Egypt. It was during this the Naqada II phase that marl or desert clay was first used. Pots made from this clay require much more controlled firing conditions than vessels made from alluvial clays.
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Marl clay was the preferred raw material for the containers used in the transport of food within the Nile Valley and beyond. Sample sherds from Memphis, ...
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sequel to a lengthy article on New Kingdom marl clay fabrics published a decade ago (JEA 78 [1992] 29-91). The present volume was considered to be too long ...
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(Egypt Exploration Society, Occasional Publications 14, 2000) ... ISBN 9780856981494. Paperback. Price GB £5.00 ... Browse other Egypt, General book...
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CYRENAICAN MARL CLAY FABRICS ; Fabrics produced from marl clay deposits associated with the limestone geology of Cyrenaica. They are typically calcareous as a result of having been deposited in a marine environment, making them very plastic and workable, particularly for moulded ceramics.
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The other major type of pottery was made from 'marl clay', best known from material found around Qena in Upper Egypt. This type of pottery was usually thought superior to the common Nile mud pottery, and so it was often used for decorative and other functions.
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New Kingdom Pottery Fabrics: Nile Clay and Nile/Marl Clay Fabrics from Memphis and Amarna (Occasional Publications) by Janine Bourriau ; Paul T Nicholson ; L M V Smith; Binding: Paperback, 256 pages ; Publisher: Egypt Exploration Society;
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Department of Justice Canada's Internet site ... 4. (1) A person who desires to obtain a lease of territorial lands for the purpose of taking limestone, granite, slate, marble, gypsum, marl, gravel, loam, sand, clay, volcanic ash or stone therefrom, shall stake such lands in the manner prescribed in this section.
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Department of Justice Canada's Internet site ... Regulations Respecting the Disposal of Limestone, Granite, Slate, Marble, Gypsum, Loam, Marl, Gravel, Sand, Clay, Volcanic Ash or Stone in Territorial Lands in the Northwest Territories (C.R.C., c. 1527)
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