Upon her head was a diadem of white clay encrusted with uncut gems.

Inside was a simple white clay pot and a single cup.

Often the print of a hand, in white clay, marked the back or shoulders.

There it lay motionless, like a lump of white clay.

All we'd endured...' He frowned, studied his white clay pipe.

One of them contained white clay, and the other red.

After 1620 the manufacture of white clay pipes in England increased by leaps and bounds.

Veined, brown fists held in their knotted grip the dirty white clay of smouldering pipes.

Below that ledge there lies plenty of white clay.

The local names for this phase are "cold, sour land" and " white clay."

It was held in a pie dish of white clay decorated with small red hearts.

Across that five miles of baked, yellow- white clay he raced, his Ford a-creak in every joint.

The water was of a white clay colour.

Those sad gums stood up out of the dry white clay, pictures of patience and resignation.

After this sand white clay appeared, similar to English chalk, and which was four feet thick.

Piled in the hollows were white clay amphorae.