Hebrew Life And Times
Hebrew Life And Times
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The bronze itself, although harder than copper, could be worked into the desired shape by hammering and filing, with- out the use of heat. We who are used to our sharp, finely tempered tools of steel would certainly have found these clumsy bronze affairs most unsatisfactory.
The pottery shop. — Another very ancient trade is that of the potter. This worker did not need much of a shop; only an oven in which to fire his products, a pile of clay, and a wheel. This consisted of a frame, in which tur...ned an upright rod on which were two flat wooden wheels, one small at about the height of the worker's hands as he sat in front of it, and the other larger, to be turned by the feet. A heap of clay was placed on the upper wheel, which was then turned by the revolving rod, the potter's feet all the time kicking on the larger wheel below. The whirling mass was shaped by the fingers, according to the plan in the worker's mind.
MODERN ARAB WOMAN SPINNING ANCIENT HEBREW DOOR KEY SMALLER KEY HEBREW NEEDLES OF BONE Cuts on this page used by permission of the Palestine Exploration Fund.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bronze itself, although harder than copper, could be worked into the desired shape by hammering and filing, with- out the use of heat. We who are used to our sharp, finely tempered tools of steel would certainly have found these clumsy bronze affairs most unsatisfactory.
The pottery shop. — Another very ancient trade is that of the potter. This worker did not need much of a shop; only an oven in which to fire his products, a pile of clay, and a wheel. This consisted of a frame, in which tur...ned an upright rod on which were two flat wooden wheels, one small at about the height of the worker's hands as he sat in front of it, and the other larger, to be turned by the feet. A heap of clay was placed on the upper wheel, which was then turned by the revolving rod, the potter's feet all the time kicking on the larger wheel below. The whirling mass was shaped by the fingers, according to the plan in the worker's mind.
MODERN ARAB WOMAN SPINNING ANCIENT HEBREW DOOR KEY SMALLER KEY HEBREW NEEDLES OF BONE Cuts on this page used by permission of the Palestine Exploration Fund.
What to read after Hebrew Life And Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hunting Harold Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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