This material is manipulated in "jiggering" and "jollying.
This material was decorated with cords of rope in a Chalcolithic culture of Northern Europe, as well as in Jomon-period Japan. This material is manipulated in "jiggering" and "jollying." This material is mixed with water to make a slip, which was often used to decorate it. This material was first used near the beginning of the Neolithic, a bit before the invention of (*) agriculture. Archaeologists study bits of this material called "sherds." To replace coiling, the wheel was first invented to manipulate this substance via "throwing." For 10 points, name this material that's often glazed before being fired in kilns.
This material was decorated with cords of rope in a Chalcolithic culture of Northern Europe, as well as in Jomon-period Japan.
clay [or ceramic; accept pottery] &lt;JR&gt;