Pottery was important to the Ancient Greek for storage. Everything from wheat to wine was stored in pottery. Pottery was made by shaping clay on a wheel, decorating the pot, and the heat the clay in a kiln. In early Greece(1000 to 7000 BC. Pots were decorated with geometric designs. The time period from about 700 to 550 BC influences from the Egyptian culture. From 550 to 300 BC, the dominant pottery style was Athenian. It showed Greek gods and goddesses as well as scenes from everyday life. The clay around Athene's had high iron content, causing it to turn red fired. The Athenians learned by painting the pots, they could make beautiful black and red pottery. Athenian pottery became very popular in Greece and across the Mediterranean region. In most cities, an area known as a keramikos was where potters located their shops. The cast of items was from one to drachmas. Vases cost between two three drachmas. Vases were ornately decorated, depending on the design, brought even more money.
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They were used to store things, such as internal organs, food, valuables, food, drink, ect. They could have been used as tiolets, too.
Ancient Egyptians created vases for home decor and to store water or other liquids.
they used clay
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yes the egyptians did use clay tablets to record trade and to write laws and stuff.
what tools did they use inside the tombs
they were the first ones to use surgery.
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They used it to make correct angles in the pyramids.
They could have, who knows, who cares?
Clay and rock for sculptures and pottery.
They used silt, or black mud for farming their crops. It provided rich soil for the crops.They also used it to make mudbricks, which they used for buildings, clay for pottery, etc.
yes the egyptians did use clay tablets to record trade and to write laws and stuff.
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what tools did they use inside the tombs
It depends on the civilization. Early American Native Americans wove baskets and some made clay pottery. In Ancient China the use of clay pottery was rampant throughout the society, so did the Greeks and Romans make clay pottery. The Egyptians also had clay pottery, baskets, and used metal to create cups, plates, and other items. Clay is rampant throughout the world and early people learned to use it very early.
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Lapis lazuli.
they were the first ones to use surgery.
ancient Egyptians used lyre
so they know when to plant and harvest crops