noticed the ridges on the inner curve, evidence of fingers shaping the spinning clay - a tactile link to our human past. If you run your fingers the right way, the tips of them fit perfectly in the shallows
cuneiform?
Wednesday, 27 August 2014
A Remarkable thing
Jen and I have been away for several days sorting out Cecil's home, deciding what to keep, what to ditch and planning how to deal with the remainder - there is a great deal. We came across a very curious thing. An old piece of pottery, a nice warm colour, with a lovely dappled surface. Initially I had visions of medieval storage jars, all neatly lined up
noticed the ridges on the inner curve, evidence of fingers shaping the spinning clay - a tactile link to our human past. If you run your fingers the right way, the tips of them fit perfectly in the shallows
then Jen spotted this
cuneiform?
noticed the ridges on the inner curve, evidence of fingers shaping the spinning clay - a tactile link to our human past. If you run your fingers the right way, the tips of them fit perfectly in the shallows
cuneiform?
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