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Ancient pottery artifact donated to Goodwill in N.Y.

Buffalo - An American Indian tribe will be soon receiving an ancient Indian artifact that was donated to Goodwill in the Buffalo, N.Y. area.

In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 2 comments

The 'Cucuteni 5000' ceramics fair in Iasi, Romania Special

Iasi - "Ceramics Fair Cucuteni 5000" is an annual event held in Iasi for the past 28 years, but the pottery making tradition in Romania dates back thousands of years to a mysterious people archaeologists named "Cucuteni".

Digital Journal Report by Kay Mathews - 6 comments

Construction site dig unearths remains of Neolithic farm

Edinburgh - Archaeologists digging trial trenches at the site planned for a new Forth Road Bridge have found what they believe to be the remains of a 4,000 year old Neolithic farm.

In the Media by Gemma Fox

Pottery Artistry in North Calcutta

Kolkata is a sight during this time of the year on account of the bustle around its annual Bengali festivals. The Durga Puja deities are traded in and brought over from Kumartuli, a revered hotspot for traditional Indian pottery and idol-making.

In the Media by Rajannya Lahiri - 1 comment

Archaeologists Discover Oldest Pottery Remains in the World

The remnants of the oldest known pottery have been found in a cave in southern China’s Hunnan province. The pottery shards, estimated at being from about 18,000 years Before Present, or 16, 000 years B.C.

In the Media by Christopher Szabo

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