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The Natural History of Clay

By Alfred B. (Alfred Broadhead) Searle

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover the surprisingly complex story of a common material, from its ancient uses to its modern scientific definition.

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2013-07-25
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Summary

"The Natural History of Clay" by Alfred B. Searle is a scientific exploration of clay, a fundamental substance utilized across diverse industries from the creation of pottery to the erection of buildings and the different geological formations. The author starts off by explaining the deep importance of clay throughout human history, from the earliest bricks to the most delicate pottery, and emphasizes the complexities involved in truly understanding its characteristics. It clarifies common misunderstandings and establishes a common language for future discussions. The writing method is informative, intending to teach readers about its chemical composition and other qualities. This provides a foundation for understanding how it forms and why it is essential in the world.

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