Clay Chronicles VII
I’m running out of pottery making supplies at home, so am wrapping up my experiments for now. After making the … Continue
Clay Chronicles VI
For most of the pots I’ve made during these quarantimes, I’ve used clays more or less as they were. This … Continue
Clay Chronicles V
This was my most ambitious one so far. Weeden Island Effigy Pot, ca. 1500 years ago My inspiration for this … Continue
Clay Chronicles IV
Clay Chronicles Series Dunns Creek Red Pottery, ca. 1800 years ago This time I decided to tackle a toughie. Dunn’s … Continue
Clay Chronicles II
Clay Chronicles Series Carrabelle Punctated pottery, ca. 1500 years old Today, I decided to jump ahead to the mid-late Woodland … Continue
Clay Chronicles
One of the hardest parts of working from home these days is being separated from hands-on projects in the lab … Continue
Make Your Own Temper and Inclusion Blocks
This fall we made resin blocks containing examples of common Florida pottery fabrics and the tempers or inclusions found in … Continue
SEAC Poster Presentation: Training and Outreach
At the recent Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Jackson, Mississippi, Lindsay Bloch, Ann Cordell, and Amanda Wagner-Pelkey presented some of the … Continue
Pottery Mending Guide
View or download our new guide for mending archaeological pottery here. Have additional questions? Email Lindsay Bloch to learn more … Continue
Article: Rose Red-Filmed by Any Other Name
Ever wonder how pottery types got their names? CTL Lab Manager Lindsay Bloch and volunteer Amy Alleman are the authors … Continue