Where did pottery first originate?

Answer 1

People first started making pottery out of clay around 6000 BC, near the beginning of the Neolithic period. Before that most people had been nomadic, and pottery is too heavy to carry around for the nomads

Answer 2

Northern Sweden and upper Russia. Mesopotamia, and the Nile and Indus River Valleys. South, Central, and North America. China, Tibet, Japan, and South East Asia. Africa. Pretty much every civilization reaches the point where food storage and trade lead to the development of pottery.

Answer 3

It was invented in Spain.

So says one contributor ( believe it if you like), however the potters wheel was not 'invented' but probably developed in its basic form as a result of potters trying to make large pots by hand and finding it easier to rotate the pot in front of them rather than constantly walking around it while building up the shape. This bit of common sense would have happened at different times in different places all around the world thousands of years ago. If a demand arose locally for more round pots to be made more quickly, or even just because the potter wanted a shorter working day, or more money, then the potters wheel would have been improved. People in the distant past had the same size brains as we have !!

Answer 4

pottery first origanated from a tribe called orec

Answer 5

Native Americans