- knot" as an
alternative name. The name
square knot is
often used for the
unslipped version of reef knot. Reef knot
itself then is
understood as the single...
-
partial dislocation. A
dislocation defines the
boundary between slipped and
unslipped regions of
material and as a result, must
either form a
complete loop...
- decorations, such as patterns,
colors of patterns,
slipped (glazing) or
unslipped decoration Evidence of type of use. The Six
fabrics of
Kalibangan is a...
-
Common ceramic forms during this time were open
bowls or
dishes and
unslipped tecomates. By the
Locona phase there were
several large villages in the...
- "Eutresis culture" c. 3200–2650 BC, is
characterized by the
presence of
unslipped and
burnished or red
slipped and
burnished pottery at
Korakou and other...
-
about 800–850 °C) the kiln was
opened and
oxygen reintroduced causing the
unslipped reserved clay to go back to orange-red
while the
slipped area on the vase...
-
around A.D. 1200 and may have
included types named Mama Red and
Navula Unslipped, more
commonly ****ociated with
southern lowland settlements. (Milbrath...
-
through the
opposing slips for
security is
quite secure as a bag knot.
Unslipped, it is even more secure, but it may have to be cut at the
bridge to open...
- wares.
Slipped Saintonge is more
consistent in
colour and
appearance than
unslipped,
having the
benefit of an
undercoating to
regulate the process. The most...
- redware. She
worked in the "black-and-red on yellow" style,
using yellow unslipped pottery with
black and
white designs. She was
known for
making complicated...
