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	Ancient Pottery

	Pottery may have grown out of basket-making, and certainly could not become an important factor in human affairs until Neolithic man had adopted a settled mode of life: game had been roasted on a spit, but the cereals and pulses which now made up a large part of his diet required slow cooking in a container which could stand heat. Then, and only then, would he have occasion for large-scale use of containers which were as easily broken as made. They are easily manufactured, since clay is plentiful and the hardening effects of fire upon it could be discovered whenever primitive man happened to use a patch of clay for a hearth. The fact that pottery is fragile, readily discarded, and yet ultimately imperishable, is, of course, the combination of qualities that has given it so large and prominent a part in the archaeological record. But although pottery occurs in Neolithic settlements before the growth of urban cultures, its development is primarily associated with the latter; it was a product that settlers and colonists introduced to remoter areas, and that commonly suffered a setback when the urban influence declined. Britain, for example, in the second millennium B.C. had much good pottery of Mediterranean origin; for the greater part of the next millennium, very little.

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