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GREEK VASES. Time Line: 6000BC -530 BC Greek Pottery First Pottery was simple but more style as time went on. Neolithic Period 6000BCLate Neolithic.

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1 GREEK VASES

2 Time Line: 6000BC -530 BC

3 Greek Pottery First Pottery was simple but more style as time went on. Neolithic Period 6000BCLate Neolithic

4 Bronze Age 2100 BC Minyan Ware Pottery Wheel 1500 BC Late Bronze Symmetrical with Designs

5 Dark Age 1200 BC No Designs Plain Made by hand

6 900 BC Geometric Designs Athens Painted Scenes of Greek Mythology Made larger pots to fit scenes

7 Black Figure Painted People as Silhouettes Lasted until 525 BC

8 Red Figure 530 BC Wanted to make people look more realistic and display overlapping.

9 In Ancient Greece Pottery in daily life was very important. It was used to store and preserve all kinds of food, olive oil and water.

10 Design your own Greek Vase Directions: 1. Use the templates provided to trace onto brown craft paper. 2. Choose between the Black figure or Red-figure style. 3. Include at least 4 different designs on your vase: animals,people, geometric shapes, lines, plants, animals etc. 4. Fill in with black crayon & color pencil Part II: This design will be used on a clay slab.

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