 | Scallop Shell: edge or back of shell can be stamped and/or dragged in the clay. |  |
| Scallop Shell: edge or back of shell can be stamped and/or dragged in the clay. | |
 | Cord Wrapped Paddle: used to compress the coils, leaving parallel impressions of cordage. |  |
 | Carved Antler or Wood Modeling Tools: to form and carve the clay. |  |
 | Quill Brush: used to score coils before joining, or brushing of the vessel surface. |  |
 | Wooden Scraper: used to join the coils and give a smooth texture to the pot. |  |
 | Finger and Thumbnails: used to make crescent shaped impressions. |  |
 | Wooden or Stone Dentate Tool: for stamping tooth-like rows of dots or squares. |  |
 | Net and Textiles: a layer keeps dirt away from the surface of a pot & leaves its mark. |  |
 | Burnishing Stone: when rubbed against leather-hard clay, a shiny surface is attained. |  |
 | Flake Knife: used to stamp or incise lines or hatch marks on a pot. |  |
| Pointed Stick: used to make incised lines or dots on a pot. |  |
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© 1994 - Tara Prindle unless otherwise cited. |