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Pottery Britannica ~ Kinds of pottery Earthenware Earthenware was the first kind of pottery made dating back about 9000 years In the 21st century it is still widely used
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Pottery in Antiquity Ancient History Encyclopedia ~ Because usable clay is widely available pottery was independently invented in many parts of the world at different times The earliest recorded evidence of clay usage dates back to the Late Palaeolithic period in central and western Europe where fired and unfired clay figurines were created as a form of artistic expression
History of Pottery HowStuffWorks ~ The oldest known body of pottery dates back 10000 years during the Neolithic revolution Lifestyles in the Middle East and Africa were transitioning from nomadic hunters and gatherers to farmers who put down roots and planted crops Baskets were useful handicrafts used for gathering but they couldnt hold liquids
HISTORY OF POTTERY AND PORCELAIN ~ Pottery fragments from about 6500 BC have been found at Catal Huyuk in Turkey The earliest wares at Catal Huyuk are made by one of the standard methods of primitive potters Rings or coils of clay are built up from a circular base
Brief History of Ceramics and Glass The American Ceramic ~ Pottery was either monochrome or decorated by painting simple linear or geometric motifs It is known that around 7000 BCE people were already using sharp tools made from obsidian a natural occurring volcanic glass
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