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Alabaster A form of silicate that is found in great abundance throughout Europe. It is white and can be scratched with the nail. Alabaster was used to craft anything from vases to perfume boxes.... |
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Bronze Age Pottery, Bronze Age Pottery from the Bronze Age. Not drawn to scale.... |
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Clay Pipe Bowl Clay pipe bowls are ritualistic pipes used in ceremonies and daily life.... |
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Deep Dish Deep Dish, by Giorgio.... |
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Engravings and carvings, Reindeer Age Reindeer Age (Aurignacian) Engravings and Carvings. Shown are engravings of stage and salmon, engraved on reindeer horn, engraved stone, head of a women carved in ivory, horses head carved in ivory, s... |
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Hut Urns, Neolithic Age Neolithic age hut urns. The first drawing probably representing a lake dwelling. Not drawn to scale.... |
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Jar An illustration of a "jar of Castor ware with reliefs of a stag pursued by a hound, executed in semi-fluid slip." (Britannica, 1910)... |
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Minoan Pottery An illustration of a large Minoan vase.... |
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Minton "Staffordshire Minton." — Chambers, 1881... |
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Native American Handiwork A piece of pottery and woven basket made by Native Americans.... |
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Oil Vase, Roman An illustration of an ancient Roman oil vase.... |
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Palissy Dish Palissy Dish, by La Belle Jardiniere.... |
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Pottery Wheels An illustration of two forms of Italian potter's wheels.... |
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Pottery, Neolithic Age Neolithic age pottery from lake dwelling. Not drawn to scale.... |
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Saggars A box or case of hard potery in which porcelain and othe delicate ceramic wares are inclosed for baking. ... |
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Tyg "Tyg with two handles, 14th century." — Chambers, 1881... |
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Tyg "Tyg of Staffordshire ware." — Chambers, 1881... |
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Vase "Vase of Henry II ware. Henry II ware was precious, consisting of glazed white ornamental pieces." — Chambers, 1881... |
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Vase, Roman An illustration of an ancient Roman vase. ... |
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Water Organ, Pottery Model of the A pottery model of the water organ. The water organ or hydraulic organ (early types are sometimes called hydraulis, hydraulos, hydraulus or hydraula) is a type of automatic pipe organ blown by air, w... |
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Water Organ, Pottery Model of the A pottery model of the water organ. The water organ or hydraulic organ (early types are sometimes called hydraulis, hydraulos, hydraulus or hydraula) is a type of automatic pipe organ blown by air, w... |
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