International Pottery History.
International pottery history contains information on the beginning stages of civilizations. Very early on basic human needs were met by the crude creation of pottery used for cooking, eating and storing water. Much can be learned about international pottery history from the study of its early pottery. Many pottery shards from archeological sites, or clay objects preserved in museums, speak clearly of humankind. They help to tell stories about past civilizations and a nation's historical development. The history of ceramics shows that the main techniques and processes haven't changed much, and that creative design continues to move forward. The websites I selected here are some of the best on the history of International Pottery. A time line illustrating styles of pottery as they were being developed is included. They outline the distinctive types of ware, the decorating techniques and major traditions. Some of the websites have reference e books that can be downloaded, which gives a lot more information on the history of different styles and types of pottery. Check them out. History for Kids This website goes into the history of Ancient and Medieval pottery. Detailed information with lots of links that go into the specifics of creating pottery in ancient and medieval times. A complete history with good detail. Texas Beyond History Cordmarked Pottery is a pottery style originating in the eastern U.S. prior to 1000 B.C. This technique spread across the country to what is today the north-central part of the Texas Panhandle. This website not only goes in-depth into the history of this style of pottery, but also into the actual making of this pottery. Bandon Pottery An excellent website on the history of pottery in many foreign countries. This site is called Antiques Digest. It has info on pottery made in countries such as Germany, England, Poland, French and Greece. Trocadero Collections German pottery from Trocadero. Very beautiful pieces! It is worth your while to check this website out: Antiques, mugs, vases, plates, etc. Also see a Mettlach Stein beaker, which is exquisite. Check this website out for very nice German antique pottery. Pottery: Aztec -Style Figurines History This is history on Aztec ceramic style figurines. Return from this International pottery history page To the Home Page Return from this page to the Pottery History page
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