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The May project for the Ancient Potters Club (APC)

The glaze paint that developed along Arizona's Mog

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Look at the similarity of the designs on these two pots, these pots don't have much in common. The white one was made in the 1100s in Northern Arizona, was painted with organic paint and fired in a smothered reduction firing. The red one was made in the 1300s in Southern Arizona, was painted with mineral paint and was fired in an oxidizing surface firing. So what is the connection? Want to take a guess before you read the answer?

The southern red ware pot was made by immigrants who moved from Northern Arizona (near where the white ware pot was made) to Southern Arizona in the late 1200s bringing there unique ideas and designs with them.

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