Medieval pottery Castell Santa Barbara
Lovely displays of not just medieval pottery remnants, but of the tools and materials used to produce them!
Medieval Ceramics
Luttrell Psalter: Medieval pottery Part Two
Specialist potter Andrew MacDonald recreates some medieval pottery as seen in the Luttrell Psalter. Part two: Adding handles, glazing and firing
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Medieval jug sponsored by Cool Milk at School Ltd.
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Pottery in Medieval Trim
This video is part of a series realised by students from the Indiana State University International service learning: they are working with BCHAP community partners in a program of supervised community service and contributing to the Living Among Monuments Oral History project, culminating in a community evening at the Black Friary site on May 26th, 2016.
In this episode, Allison Crick introduces us to the pottery of Medieval Trim
Pictures courtesy of Ordnance Survey Ireland, Richard Johnston, Clare McCutcheon & Rosanne Meenan.
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Medieval Pottery
Irish Archaeological Field School medieval pottery from the lost town and castle of Carrick, Co Wexford, Ireland
Looking Back at Hungate – Medieval Pottery
In this video, Dr Ailsa Mainman gives a talk on the different types of pottery found during the Hungate excavations.
From the autumn of 2006 to the end of 2011 a team from York Archaeological Trust investigated the archaeology of the Hungate area of York, as part of the regeneration of an often overlooked corner of the city.
Discover what was unearthed for yourself when you visit DIG: An Archaeological Adventure.
Spotters guide to Medieval Iberian Ceramics
Spotters guide to Medieval Iberian Ceramics
Ant of St Cloud, Kingdom of Lochac
The Medieval Art of Ceramics and Tarots in Viterbo
The noble art of ceramics in Viterbo has deep roots in the Middle Ages, and it is still possible to create beautiful pottery using those ancient techniques.
The ancient workings require time, patience, and somehow slowness. In a world where everything spins fast, even art can be contaminated by rush, but the ancient traditions have the power to sweeten the creative moment, making it immersive and more profound.
The Middle Ages are also obscurity, mystery, occultism, and esotericism, and Cinzia Chiulli, a local artist, manages to portray that era in her ceramics, also drawing on the world of Tarot cards.
Producing Medieval Ceramic Goblets
Reproducing medieval ceramic goblets (14th – 15th century) by Živa Slavec.
© National Museum of Slovenia.
The video was produced in the framework of the project Creative entrepreneurship in ceramic regions – developing, educating, encouraging, partly funded by the European Commission in the Interreg Central Europe programme between May 1st 2019 and April 30th 2022.
A Short Introduction to Medieval Pottery
Medieval pottery and how to identify it in the field, illustrated with pieces found while mudlarking in the River Thames at London.