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  1. When you find your slap the clay back together. (0.7571) (Q15781)
  2. You have two pieces of clay and you could pick rocks and sticks out of it. (0.7571) (Q15780)
  3. Come over the table and you take clay and you will slice it through this wire. (0.7571) (Q15779)
  4. In the old days a process called wedging was used to remove rocks and other debris from the clay. (0.8572) (Q15778)
  5. Transitional segment 5 (Q15777)
  6. dad fusses at me. (0.7077) (Q15776)
  7. Sometimes they come out larger (0.7077) (Q15775)
  8. And the scope these larger cube form and they usually weigh about 7500 pounds. (0.7077) (Q15774)
  9. You scoop him out with your hand. (0.7767) (Q15773)
  10. just like I can cake batter supposed to get it to write text you need. (0.8178) (Q15772)
  11. It takes a couple hours to grind it (0.8178) (Q15771)
  12. You know we had a meal going around and around all day long. (0.8032) (Q15770)
  13. Now my father started using electric motors to turn a claim where he used to use a mule to turn the meal. (0.8032) (Q15769)
  14. Then will fill the mill up and then mix water with it to bring the milk to even texture consistency. (0.7793) (Q15768)
  15. dissolve the lumps down to a grinding state. (0.7793) (Q15767)
  16. So just presoaking so sort of (0.7793) (Q15766)
  17. in the pit 'cause we have to mix water with it anyway. (0.7793) (Q15765)
  18. We all have to put it in a soaking pit comes out in really large lumps and we have to grind it up so we go ahead and soak it (0.7793) (Q15764)
  19. Transitional segment 4 (Q15763)
  20. To prepare the clay for turning. (0.8268) (Q15762)
  21. then returned to their Bibb County Pottery shop. (0.8268) (Q15761)
  22. The Millers dig their clay in Perry County at the same location used by their family for generations (0.8268) (Q15760)
  23. which are most of the big companies now usually used machinery. (0.7638) (Q15759)
  24. which we did about the shovels (0.7638) (Q15758)
  25. The red Terra cotta clay and we got used stoneware pottery clay and make it watertight (0.7638) (Q15757)
  26. but not just. Any Cle will do most the clay around here is this. (0.7638) (Q15756)
  27. The raw materials for pottery have to be dug from the earth (0.7638) (Q15755)
  28. Transitional segment 3 (Q15754)
  29. leaving the bulk of the pottery operation to Eric and Steve. (0.8538) (Q15753)
  30. Allen Ham has taken another job in recent years (0.8538) (Q15752)
  31. Although he still comes by to turn a few pieces each month (0.8538) (Q15751)
  32. you know? Then we had three more hired help us with digging the clay and grinding clay stuff like it. (0.7291) (Q15750)
  33. Hepton. Who's made 5-6 people (0.7518) (Q15749)
  34. And we had Kenneth E. (0.5041) (Q15748)
  35. Where is my grandma and grandaddy in here Canadian? (0.7882) (Q15747)
  36. make the pots. Well it was so. (0.81) (Q15746)
  37. stuff for him. So all that evening wear the next day they would have enough to go to buy dinner for they would have to worry about making balls to (0.81) (Q15745)
  38. I started doing this when I was saying my years old we used to head old shopping Sprott and we'd come in in the evening and we make balls and (0.81) (Q15744)
  39. He fondly recalls the time when Miller's pottery was bustling with activity. (0.8224) (Q15743)
  40. like Eric started working in the family pottery as a child. (0.8224) (Q15742)
  41. Eric Miller's nephew Allen ham (0.8224) (Q15741)
  42. practicing the Potteries of. So I'm just now entering into most part as I talked to say 5 to 7 years before you really can master the order of it. (0.8253) (Q15740)
  43. I just started just a few years back (0.792) (Q15739)
  44. but I haven't got back into that yet. (0.792) (Q15738)
  45. Now tracing is really expensive and so I went to making pottery to make money for racing (0.792) (Q15737)
  46. The money for it didn't work at all. (0.792) (Q15736)
  47. But yeah I was want to be a motocross racer. (0.7913) (Q15735)
  48. I never did get out there and really practice it. (0.7913) (Q15734)
  49. but it was just an everyday thing to me. (0.7913) (Q15733)
  50. I always found it interesting (0.7913) (Q15732)

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