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First, she flattens a ball of clay with a wooden paddle...
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... then she uses a stone and a paddle to shape the clay into a smooth, hollow sphere.
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She joins two hollowed spheres of clay to form a hollow ball.
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Fijian
Pottery at Nakabuta Village..
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First, she flattens a ball of clay with a wooden paddle... |
... then she uses a stone and a paddle to shape the clay into a smooth, hollow sphere. |
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She joins two hollowed spheres of clay to form a hollow ball. |
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©Simon
Fraser University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography
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