XIIIth Congress AIECM3 on Medieval and Modern Period Mediterranean Ceramics – Opening Ceremony 2

XIIIth Congress AIECM3 on Medieval and Modern Period Mediterranean Ceramics – Opening Ceremony MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 CONFERENCE HALL PALACIO DE CARLOS V (ALHAMBRA) 9:00 – Registration 09:30 – OpeningCeremony 10:30 – Inaugural Speech. Sonia Gutiérrez Lloret (Catedrática de Arqueología. Universidad de Alicante): “Estudiar la cerámica medieval 30 años después”. 11:00 – Coffee https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywolwdHgKKY

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Merkle – The Hand Formed Slip Painted Pottery of the Medieval Central Asian Highlands (8th-12th c.)

DAY 1, SESSION 4 – Ceramics Part One Chair. Awet Teklehimanot Araya Centre for Islamic Archaeology, Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter, UK "Sacred Colors and Nomadic Design: The Hand Formed Slip Painted Pottery of the Medieval (8th – 12th c. CE) Central Asian Highlands" ANN M. MERKLE: doctoral student at Washington

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The rebuilt of Master Simon’s medieval pottery kiln – part 2

Day two and three of the rebuilt of a medium-sized fully functional medieval pottery kiln. This wood fired kiln design has been found in European context during the middle Ages, is fairly easy to emulate in a larger backyard or homestead, and works well for glazed earthenware. It can be built completely from site found

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