Primitive Pottery by Schofield (3 results)

- Hardcover
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Hardcover. Condition: New. Primitive pottery is always determined by the landscape and the materials found there. Pottery that is hand built and made in a more natural "primitive" way will tell a story of the landscape through which it was born. Steps for Pottery Making: 1. Finding and collecting clay 2. Processing wild clay 3.…Finding and collecting temper 4. Building 5. Adding slip 6. Burnishing 7. Painting 8. Firing 9. Out of the kiln.
Published by South African Archaeological Society, Cape Town, 1948
- Hardcover
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: VG+. No Jacket. 1st. This publication was Handbook Series No 3 for the SA Archaeological Society and is sub-titled "An Introduction to South African Ceremics Prehistory and Protohistoric." The study is presented in five parts which include Haunters and Herdsmen, The Iron Age and Recent Primative Pottery of…South Africa. The two opening parts deal with Man and Pottery and Classification and Definitions. The b/w sketch illustrations, by the author and G W Hockey, consist 14 plates each with multiple images and seven figures. First edition of 1948, 220 pages including summary and index, illustrations throughout, e/paper maps. Light brown hard covers are VG+ with black front and spine titles, internally excellent, no inscriptions. Sketches, Maps (illustrator).
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1948. Africa, Journals. The South African Archaeological Society, Cape Town, 220 p., very good paperback. First Edition. Handbook Series No.3. 4/23.