Unlike the Yangshao culture of the Yellow River valley, the later Longshan culture employed this invention, which it used to create "black" items.
Carol Kramer claimed that this invention was a major reason for the decline of matriarchal societies because it was almost exclusively used by men. Jerolyn Morisson and Douglas Park analyzed the success of this invention by studying notches in the walls on Crete. Techniques called jiggering and jollying were frequently employed by people using this invention. Unlike the Yangshao culture of the Yellow River valley, the later Longshan culture employed this invention, which it used to create "black" items. In the Western Hemisphere, a technique involving beating large coils was used instead of this invention. Early examples of this invention included the tournette, which was gradually replaced by the "kick" or "fast" type of it. A triangular support was placed under one of these devices, which functioned by rotating a large stone. For 10 points, name these devices that were used to "throw" clay in order to form ceramics.
Carol Kramer claimed that this invention was a major reason for the decline of matriarchal societies because it was almost exclusively used by men.
pottery wheel [or potter's wheel]