Guest Blog: Sarah Tayor, Potted History and Potted Apprentice

Graham Taylor, Potted History

The under layers of this bark are composed of what is known as 'bast'. We use it to make cordage and other tools that are then used to decorate Neolithic Mortlake pottery bowls and Bronze Age beakers, food vessels, collared urns and many more forms.

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