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Introduction to Wild Pottery

2nd March 2025
Learn to craft your own ‘Beaker’ pot using a hand-building technique to create your own pottery vessel by stacking and joining clay coils used throughout Prehistory. Choose your own style or be inspired by The Beaker culture, a bell-shaped pottery style that appeared in the Bronze Age. Experience the excitement of crafting your pot ready to be fired in a pit fire kiln, the oldest known method for firing pottery. Suitable for adults and children aged 11+. Gio will cook your pot on an open fire, just as they did 3000 years ago. You can collect your fired pottery on your next visit.

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£30

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Introduction to Wild Pottery Bourne Wood, Brickendon Lane,
SG13 8NY

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days@celticharmony.org 01438 718543

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