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Visualization and Automatic Typology Construction of Pottery Profiles Laurens van der Maaten1, Guus Lange2, and Paul Boon1 1 TiCC, Faculty of Humanities, Tilburg University. Tilburg, The Netherlands.

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Making Pottery and Learning About Mimbres Designs! Pre-Visit Information One aspect of Mimbres Culture known around the world is their beautiful painted pottery. However, the Mimbres made various different types of potte

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• Mogollon
• Mogollon culture
• New Mexico
• NAN Ranch Ruin
• Pottery
• Americas
• Mimbres
• Ceramic art
• Mimbres River

Preserving the Past Thousands of Years of Indian Culture When European explorers arrived in North America, they encountered native peoples who already had spent 12,000 years on this continent, adapting to changes in the

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• Fayetteville
• Arkansas
• FayettevilleSpringdaleRogers metropolitan area
• Arkansas
• Woodland period
• Caddo
• Visual arts by indigenous peoples of the Americas
• Archaeology
• Mississippian culture pottery
• Mississippian culture

Ceramics Alan Higinbotham High-Fired Porcelain, 144 David Scott Pottery , 171 Earthen Vessels Pottery **, 189 Fallen Leaf Pottery, 135 Flynn Day Pottery ** , 284

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Japanese Majolica Tiles in Inter-war India: Modernization, Sanitization, and Beautification of the National Landscape Aki Toyoyama, National Museum of Ethnology (Japan) Value of export of pottery in Japan

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CERAMICS • DAC FALL COURSES All pottery classes meet at THE CLAY STUDIO NORTHGATE MALL, SPACE 836

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  Name ______________________________   Mimbres Pottery Did you know the Mimbres people made their bowls out of

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CERAMICS • DAC FALL COURSES All pottery classes meet at THE CLAY STUDIO NORTHGATE MALL, SPACE 836

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HISTORIC LINKAGES: SYRACUSE CERAMIC GUILD, THE POTTERY FAIR & STONE QUARRY HILL ART PARK by Steve Waldron first published in October 2004 SCG newsletter; revised February 2015 SYRACUSE CERAMIC GUILD.

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