Buried in the acidic soil of an island off the coast of France sat the ruins of a 1,900-year-old pottery workshop. Despite being abandoned, large sections of the ancient Roman site survived ...

As they dug, archaeologists uncovered some ancient Roman structures and identified the site as a tile making workshop from the first century A.D. Traces of the entire pottery process were visible ...

For almost three decades, ceramicist, Nabahat Lotia, has been on a restless mission to highlight local pottery’s fast-fading history and craftsmanship.

Thousands of people packed the hillside arena of ancient Athens to watch ... Corinth and Athens made beautiful pottery. They used a watery clay mixture to make patterns on the clay before it ...

Researchers uncovered a second ancient method the Maya used to craft their long-lasting blue pigment, revealing new cultural ...

Photo by the National Institute of Anthropology and History Archaeologists in Mexico have discovered ancient Mayan pottery in a cave system a little more than 10 miles away from downtown Playa de ...

It's been a longstanding belief that Indigenous Australians did not make pottery. However, recent archaeological discoveries on an island off the Cape York Peninsula have the potential to up-end ...