“No one had really thought that women were involved in making this pottery. There was no argument. It was just taken as the default,” the researcher adds. Indeed, most indisputable historical records ...
Let’s dive into Monastiraki’s fascinating history and what makes it so completely unique today ... leading the area to be named Kerameikos, from “keramos,” which means “pottery” in Greek. The ...
Garey Ave., Pomona. The talk, moderated by adjunct curator Jo Lauria, will focus on AMOCA’s current exhibition, “Architectural Pottery: Ceramics for a Modern Landscape,” the accompanying book of the ...
In ancient Greece, amphorae were commonly used for carrying or storing liquids and grains like wine, oil, or cereal. A narrow neck and a large, oval body were easily moved with handles on each side.