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The Origins of the Potter's Wheel

Article on Ceramics Today (The Egyptian Potter (male) - shown in Tomb Paintings)
The earliest records of the potter's trade and in particular the development of the wheel can be seen in the records and pictures made by the Egyptians from about 2500 BC. down to Roman times. Below are scenes which illustrate the essentials of the potters craft in ancient Egypt. These line drawings are based on wall paintings in Egyptian tombs. Click on the thumbnail image for a larger version.
 

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