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		From Fyfield Down Where Stonehenge Stones Came From Click on the image of any section below to get a page of many items. click on images to make them larger. Dave Hemery wrote me on March 8 2001, "This is earth from beside the glacial sarsen stones (in Fyfield Down, stoney valley) which is where the Stonehenge stones came from. I don’t know if I went deep enough but I hope it may produce something unusual.” From Where Stonehenge Stones Were? Where Stonehenge Stones Once Were Glacial Sarsen from .... Glacial Sarsen from Fyfield Downs Where Stonehenge Stones Once Were				From 4 inlets in Glacier bay Alaska -- McBride, John Hopkins, Muir, and Reid. The material is gritty before firing -- I thought it would be chunky after firing but no. It's smooth without any sieving. Fire softens it. Four Inlets Galcier Bay Alaska Four Inlets of Glacier bay


		Red Sea Hot Brine Click on the image of any section below to get a page of many items. Click on images to make them larger. Visit Red Sea Hot Brine for more information about the discoveries from water temperatures of 133 degrees f. over decades. Photo at left shows light shining through Red Sea on translucent porcelain clay. Red Sea Red Sea Partnerships Red Sea Discovery Deep Red Sea & Copper REDGREEN Mappable Red Sea Red Sea -- Warped From Intense Heat				This is from the exit of the Rhone River in the Mediterranean "Where outgassing was fogging the sonar....it's called geoclutter." This mud slides smoothly on porcelain and reveals even-subtle surface changes in the terrain of the underlying clay. On stoneware it makes branching patterns as it rides on the coarse texture of the varied particle sizes that force it to make choices as it flows. Exit of Rhone River Mediterranean Exit of Rhone River Where Outgassing Makes Geoclutter


		The Gulf of Mexico has me fascinated as I imagine runoff from Kansas travelling into it, salt domes underneath it, dying coral, wonderful fishing and fragile ecosystems all together. All items are one of a kind and will be removed from the website after they're sold. Click any item below to go to it's page, where more information awaits . . . click on images to make them larger. Currently available : Orca Basin Gulf of Mexico Mappable Sediment--Porcelain Bowl Gulf of Mexico, Orca Island Orca Basin Gulf of Mexico Orca Basin Orca Basin Gulf of Mexico				Crater ash was pulverized and melted.


		6" x 3" Brown glaze is the sediment, thanks to Dan Fornari who gave me a small fist-sized sample. Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days. SCS-7US$125.00