PPT-Pottery

Spring 2014 What is Pottery Functional and decorative artwork such as vases bowls pots and dishes that are molded from clay and fired in a kiln Functional useable Decorative beautifully designed. ETM627 Brandon Gaunt- Ford Pinto November 18. 1. What:. . Ford Pinto gas tank issues. Recall Date:. . J. une 9, 1978 . [5]. Why:. The . gas tank filler neck of the car had a tendency to break off during rear collisions. This made it possible for the gas tank to be punctured, causing explosive fires and multiple deaths.. Verde Pottery. Students will demonstrate their understanding of symmetry, geometric designs, and parallel lines by defining these terms in their own words.. Students will use their understanding of symmetry, geometric designs, and parallel lines to finish a layout given a shard of . Craft Event. Thursday 14 March. 7.30pm till late. Bulkington. War Memorial Club. There will be craft demonstrations and opportunities to take part in jewellery making, floristry, pottery, cake decorating as well as pamper treatments and shopping. Refreshments available from the bar. . . a national . . art craft. .. . The name of Gzhel is known . all over the world. It is the name. of a Traditional Russian craft.. The name of Gzhel . is . considered . From Ancient Greece. The Importance of Pottery. Storage containers, cookware and dishes were as necessary for the Ancient Greeks as they are for us.. Without much glass and with metal being expensive, clay was a very handy material.. pottery of this date. 8. 7. 6. 1 sherd 4g or less. 1 sherd 5g or more. 2-4 sherds. 5 sherds or more. Disturbed levels. 1 sherd 4g or less. 1 sherd 5g or more. 2-4 sherds. 5 sherds or more. Undisturbed levels. Postclassical Advances. Inca – Political. The . Incas ruled as a military and administrative elite. They led armies composed mostly of conquered peoples, and they staffed the bureaucracy that managed the empire's political affairs. But the Incas were not numerous enough to overwhelm their subjects. They routinely sought to encourage obedience among subject peoples by taking hostages from their ruling classes and forcing them to live at the Inca capital. When conquered peoples became restive or uncooperative, the Incas sent loyal subjects as colonists, provided them with choice land and economic benefits, and established them in garrisons to maintain order. When conquered peoples rebelled, Inca armies forced them to leave their homes and resettle in distant parts of the . Significance of pottery. Pottery in Ancient Greece was painted with both abstract designs and realistic murals depicting everyday Greek life.. After the 9th century B.C., the geometric pottery designs became more intricate and complex. Around the 7th century B.C., human figures began to appear on the pottery.. Time Line: 6000BC -530 BC . Greek Pottery . First Pottery was simple but more style as time went on.. Neolithic Period 6000BC. Late Neolithic. Bronze Age. 2100 BC . Minyan. Ware Pottery Wheel. 1500 BC Late Bronze Symmetrical with Designs. Before the Pottery wheel people used coils to create pottery.. In fact, coil pots are the oldest pottery we know of.. Today people create many things using coils.. They can be very large.. Or small.. Pinch Pot. Coil Pot. Relief Tile. Slab Container with Lid. Sculpture. Clay Stamps. Salt and Pepper Shakers. Lantern . Pottery Wheel Projects. Uses and Sources of Clay. The most significant ceramic material is CLAY!. Swanbourne. & Aylesbury Vale. Part 1. 1. CNR 27/11/10. Superposition – shown in a soil section in . Swanbourne. 2. CNR 27/11/10. Geological map of . Swanbourne. 3. CNR 27/11/10. JURASSIC AND CRETACEOUS PERIODS. pottery. Mata Ortiz Pottery. Objective: You will describe and analyze artwork and culture in order . select and apply design work to a . sgrafitto. dish.. DRILL. :. ~You will need a full page for today.. Introduction. History. Pottery has been made by hand since prehistoric times.. Early uses were as functional vessels and figurative sculptures.. Clay was hardened. . by baking in the sun.. The discovery that fire hardened clay encouraged the development of more complex forms of pottery..