"From their onset, excavations at the site have yielded two types of pottery: Ubaid are, known to have been imported from Mesopotamia, and a completely different type known as Coarse Red Ware (CRW ...

Similar pieces of pottery have been found in Mesopotamia, but the Bahra 1 discovery is a first for the Gulf region - making them a breakthrough find. Archaeologist Piotr Bielinski said ...

And in it, she argues that the re-interpretation of the wheel has been critical to modernizing the economy from a pottery wheel in ancient Mesopotamia to the gyroscope on the International Space ...

Surface finds of painted potsherds then suggested that this site would probably prove of great importance to the little-known earlier pre history of northern Mesopotamia. The discovery of pottery ...

One was the Ubaid pottery imported from Mesopotamia and the second was a local pottery called Coarse Red Ware. While the latter was known to have been produced locally in the Gulf region ...

Pottery-making in Iraq has been an enduring profession which is deeply rooted in the civilizations of Mesopotamia. (Xinhua/Khalil Dawood) Safaa al-Kawaz, a pottery workshop owner, arranges ...

The origins of writing in Mesopotamia lie in the images imprinted ... a series of designs related to the transport of textiles and pottery, which later evolved into corresponding proto-cuneiform ...