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Was the two-wheeled war chariot introduced simultaneously in Egypt and south Scandinavia around 1500 BC ?

Pottery workshops during late Antiquity in the Gauls (4th - 6th centuries AD).
This is a Ph D thesis in French, not too practical about building your own kiln, but well documented nevertheless.
https://t.co/ipBRpE0rPI

About building roman pottery kiln - I am still looking for the book,but it seems to be pretty hard to find. This blog post has lots of pictures and blue prints. @Pottedhistory what do you think ?
https://t.co/cvAEqdP2ax

Pediment of a Lucanian grave ca 340 BC. While the Greek influence is obvious (the palmettte was used by Attic vase painters 2 centuries earlier) the color palette, drawing style and technique of these painter was definitely original.

The mosaic was laid at the end of the 4th century. At that time, Rome was still holding to Southern Gaul but figurative scenes were becoming scarce, in favor of geometric and plant patterns. This indicates probably a decreased expertise of the mosaicists.

@AimeeMaroux BTW, I am working on a series of erotic Greek vases. Digitally recreating those remarkable paintings, for printing purposes. (and possibly mosaic models).

A bright hilarious Etruscan Gorgon from around 490 BC Tarquinia. Ancient italian people used Gorgon images to ward evil spirits away. You never know, there are arseholes around ! People who speak to you while you drink your coffee.
She'll protect you !
https://t.co/IFetQWHqB6

And I can use the snakes later for other purposes.
I learned the trick from Jean Pierre Soalhat and used it on my Lepus Vexus mosaic, building individual small pieces which I later glued on the main piece.

You can use to build mosaics techniques used in digital drawing.
To draw this Gorgon, I need many little snakes, I draw them on the computer, in Green to better see them. Edit them individually. Then I can bring them back on top of my drawing. This saves lots of time.

Although here the workers wear helmets, antic miningwas a primitive and grueling activity usually performed by slaves or prisoners of war who did not get to live very long. Drawn from 6th cent. BC Corinthian shard.
https://t.co/uAYJfdutyN