I think this video is titled "panting with a hammer" because the man has been making pots with sliver for most of his life. He uses a hammer to shape the pot or blow out, so it would make it look the best as can be. The word panting means using a hammer as a paint brush.(that's what I think).
I heard in the video that in the early days people were still working with sliver smiths then it all stopped and this man in the video brought it up again.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Tool Shed
In the tool shed at stop 8 the tool i recognized is there's a lot of pliers in there. There's a big tool reddish object with two round tan holes in it I read that it was an important part of the blacksmith's forge, I think it was used to force air into the forge to make its fire hotter, and the blacksmith used the forge to heat and then sharpen drill bits.In stop 12 it was powered by water using a lot of belts. I wouldn't want to be a miner because you will have to get all dirty and i;m not a dirty person. So that wouldn't want to be a miner.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
The Lunch Room; Change Room
In stop 2 a mine historian holds double jack hammer (sledge)hammer weighed about eight pounds!! there is a single jack hammer and it weighed about four pounds! a miner worked by him self with a single jack hammer but, in both cases the were both drilling holes.
the purpose of having a Change Room is everyday worker would come and hang their clothes on pegs and change into their mining clothes, after they would change from their wet mining clothes .
the purpose of having a Change Room is everyday worker would come and hang their clothes on pegs and change into their mining clothes, after they would change from their wet mining clothes .
Monday, February 23, 2009
Silver Teapots
These teapots are similar bec

These teapots are different because the texture, design, handles, how small and big the shapes are way different than the others. I wonder if the one in the upper right corner has three funnels?
Friday, February 20, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Quilts+19th-20th+Century

it reminds me of oranges that have different colors, and the swirls of oranges look like it's on a different quilt. Thought all the quilts the one that I like best pops out the most.
Benjamin Franklin
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