Greek Pottery

Did you know that the most common material that remains of Greek history is pottery? Pottery was the chief clue to figuring out ancient time periods and dates. The word ceramic came from the word Keramiekos, a section of Athens where the potters worked.
Some pottery was considered monumental and was used as a decoration or just to show off. Most pottery was used for storage or food and had images of everyday life on them, though. Greek storage pots had sturdy handles and narrow mouths so they could be sealed easily. The pots used for drinking usually had two handles for a firmer grip and practical design



 

 
   
 
  
 
 
 
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Pottery has changed a lot over the years. The figures used to be two-dimensional until 250 B.C. Around the end of the sixth century, some artists experimented with three dimensional figures. Some artists even tried making the figures appear to move.

or periods of Greek pottery: geometric, orientalizing, black figure, and red figure. The geometric period was from 900 to 750 B.C. This style was very basic. It used lines and basic shapes in repetition. The next period was the orientalizing period. It lasted from 750 to 600 B.C. This style used lots of animals in patterns. They called it the orientalizing perio



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