The malachite may have been introduced into the primitive pottery kiln by accident or in the form of a paint or slip, or made up as a glaze.

IN 1917, Mr. Reid Moir announced the discovery of flint implements, mammalian and human bones, and fragments of rough pottery, in the lower of two superposed ‘floors' in a brickfield of Messrs ...

"Primitive Technology is all about building in the wild from scratch, using no modern tools or materials. Join me on Wild Wonders as we explore the art of crafting shelter, tools, and fire using ...

Archeologists say China's most primitive pottery was made to cook freshwater snails in south China, after studying relics in Zengpiyan Cave in Guilin City, capital of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous ...

This article was originally published with the title “Woman the Primitive Pottery-Maker and Decorator” inScientific American Magazine Vol. 40 No. 15(April 1879), p. 225doi:10.1038 ...

Pottery – the plain red ware used to make milk pans, bean pots, jugs and mugs – was an essential for the frontier housewife. A pottery was one of the first industries established in a new town – right ...

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