Lab Journal 8: Pottery –– Firing Loom Weights
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Pottery II – Firing Data, Group A
At 1:22 we started the fire. It was a little tricky to get going because of the wind, and kept collapsing. We added more kindling. We also tried to use a probe to take the temperature once the fire started, but it didn’t work, so we used a thermometer gun for the rest of the…
Week 8 Lab Journal: Pottery Firing
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Firing Loom Weights Lab Reflection
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Pit Firing Loom Weights
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Week 8: Firing at Last
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Week 8 Pottery Firing Lab Reflection
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Week 8 Lab Journal: Pottery II
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Week 8: Firing Pottery: Straw, Saw Dust, & Bark
Zoe Orlin, Holland Votaw, Zachary McCrary This week in lab, we constructed fire-pit kilns in order to fire pots we had made under the guidance of ceramics professor Kelly Connole the previous week. We had spent the previous week learning about Anglo-Saxon pottery and its chaine operatoire. Specifically, the entire process that must be undertaken…
Group E Pottery Firing
In this lab our combined group of 8 came together to attempt a bonfire firing of 17 pots made from a variety of clay bodies that we formed and dried over the past week. We selected 4 of those pots for specific attention and data gathering: two made from a pure clay dust and two…
