Collectible Pottery - General & Miscellaneous, Material Culture, Pottery & Ceramic Crafts, Decorative Arts - Pottery & Ceramics - General & Miscellaneous, Archaeology - General & Miscellaneous
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Overview
In Ceramics: From Magic Pots to Man-Made Bones, Kassinger covers the history of ceramics from the eleventh century B.C., when the first ceramic pots were made in Japan, to the present. She also relates some of the myths associated with these valuable crafts and explains the science behind their production.Examines the discovery of pottery and ceramics and their uses throughout history, gives a scientific explanation of the properties of clay, and looks at how ceramics are used in modern technology.
Editorials
Children's Literature
Ceramic pots have been such an influential mark on cultures throughout history. This book details their history starting with pots made in Japan during the 11th century B.C. Not only does the author write about their physical makeup and how ceramics are and were created over time, she includes the many cultural myths that go hand in hand with creating such beautiful and practical works of art. Also included is the science behind firing clay into pots and how techniques have evolved over time. This book would be a wonderful addition to any art classroom or art collection. The detailed and interesting history along with colorful pictures is sure to entice many readers. There is a timeline, glossary, map, index and further reading list that includes Web sites and books. 2003, Millbrook Press, CaudillBook Details
Published
June 11, 2026
Publisher
Lerner Publishing Group
Pages
80
Format
Binding
ISBN
9780761321088