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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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ceramic/pottery

More beauty can be seen at the Naha City Museum of Traditional Arts and Crafts, where cloth, ceramic, glass, and lacquer pieces on display.

Hi,

For a start, does "ceramic" in the above amount to "pottery/porcelain" to you?
Second, could I replace "pieces" in the above with "artifacts?" Thanks.
  

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Hi, More beauty can be seen at the Naha City Museum of Traditional Arts and Crafts, where cloth, ceramic, glass, and lacquer pieces are on display. For a start, does "ceramic" in the above amount to "pottery/porcelain" to you? This is a technical question.

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  • Hi, More beauty can be seen at the Naha City Museum of Traditional Arts and Crafts, where cloth, ceramic, glass, and lacquer pieces are on display.
  • For a start, does "ceramic" in the above amount to "pottery/porcelain" to you?
  • This is a technical question.
  • I suggest you search with Google.
  • " Thanks.
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Hi,
More beauty can be seen at the Naha City Museum of Traditional Arts and Crafts, where cloth, ceramic, glass, and lacquer pieces are on display.

For a start, does "ceramic" in the above amount to "pottery/porcelain" to you?

This is a technical question. I suggest you search with Google. eg
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