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(c) Make a set of 4 candle sticks and fire bowl for the altar fire.
3. Make a bowl or vase with lip, for coup. In addition, describe the principal varieties of native clays, tell where they are found and what colors they take when baked. Tell how ancient and prehistoric pottery of America may be dis- tinguished from that made today, and describe the Pueblo method of firing, for grand coup.
4. (a) Paint “overglaze” a set of 6 china dishes, using a native American design. (b) Ditto for “underglaze” painting. Either for coup, both for grand coup.
5. (a) Make a pottery or cement bird bath, at least 12 inches in diameter, which is used by birds. (b) Make a cement flower box, at least 6x 8x 20, waterproofed and drained. Either for coup; both for grand coup.
6. Make 5 pieces of pottery with some commercial clay, decorating each with an authentic Indian or Mexican design, for coup. 10 pieces, of which 5 are Indian and 5 Mexican, for grand coup.
7. Make 500 adobe bricks, 9x 15x 4, or equivalent, for coup. Construct with adobe bricks a 2-roomed house not less than 12x 18x 7, with rain-proof roof, for grand coup.
8. Make an imitation of the Ming period porcelain. Make and fire a piece of pottery decorated in the Chinese fashion. Make and fire a piece of pottery in the Greek fashion. Any 2 of these for coup; 3 for grand coup.
9. (L.L.) Make and paint with Indian design, a clay pot or receptacle, for coup. Make 2 such, of different form, for grand coup.
MM — Primitive Civilization
1. (a) Chip a flint or bone scraper, and dress the skin - of an animal with it. (b) Make a fishbone needle, and use it to sew skin or bark into a costume or vessel, such as used by primitive man. Either for coup; both for grand coup.
2. (a) Make a small clay statuette (human figure or animal), like those made by primitive man, care- fully finished, detailed, and recognizable.
