Many early pottery vessels were started using a mold such as a wooden bowl, basket, or another pot, to form the lower part of the vessel. The clay was paddled over the mold, allowed to firm up a bit, and was then removed

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Date: 2016-04-19 12:56:09 Pottery Figurines Mississippian culture pottery Native American pottery Ceramic art Ceramics of indigenous peoples of the Americas Woodland period Pottery in the Indian subcontinent Prehistory of West Virginia		Many early pottery vessels were started using a mold such as a wooden bowl, basket, or another pot, to form the lower part of the vessel. The clay was paddled over the mold, allowed to firm up a bit, and was then removed Add to Reading List Source URL: associations.missouristate.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,43 MB Share Document on Facebook

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