Competition Success Review
Competition Success Review Published this article page no 30 The art of pottery is probably as old as human history. No other art traces the story of human beings on this earth as clearly as pottery does. The tides of time have washed away many civilisations but evidence of their existence remains in fragments of pottery. There are two reasons why this is true: the first is that clay is found in abundance in practically all parts of the world; the second is that clay objects are the least perishable of all materials. The history of pottery tells of the daily life of human beings their death and burial of human migration trade and conquest cultural practices and influences. As to the discovery of how clay could be manipulated to make pottery it is easy to imagine how as prehistoric communities walked through rain-soaked mud they noticed their footprints and how these impressions became hardened by the wind and sun. Exactly when human beings intentionally used these discoveries for making pottery is unknown but it may have been invented independently in many parts of the world. However the process of making a pot is a long and difficult one that has evolved over many generations of trial and experiment competition success review magazine buy.
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