"Feast of Pots" Display in National Museum.

Bean1234 · 25-10-2009 12:50am #1

Just wondering does anyone know the name, type and place of origin of a pottery vessel found in the "feast of pots" display in the national museum of Ireland. I cannot visit the museum myself due to illness so I'm just wondering if anyone knows.

Nebit · 25-10-2009 1:44am

Bean1234 wrote: »

Just wondering does anyone know the name, type and place of origin of a pottery vessel found in the "feast of pots" display in the national museum of Ireland. I cannot visit the museum myself due to illness so I'm just wondering if anyone knows.

theres a range of different vessels in that display dating from different periods. this isn't by any chance for Arch10010 in UCD is it??

Bean1234 · 25-10-2009 1:56am

Yes thats right it is for Arch 10010!. I only need to be able to identify one pottery vessel in order to complete task 4 but like I said I won't be able to visit the museum.

Nebit · 25-10-2009 3:18pm

i'll try find my portfolio for it from last yr c if i cn help ya

Nebit · 25-10-2009 4:03pm

Dublin - type ware money box
winetavern St. Dublin.
Possible AD13th C

The pot was wheel manufactured - you can find how they did this on the net:)
good luck with the portfolio dude!
and keep the notes if you do it in 2nd yr! trust me they come in handy;)

Riamfada · 25-10-2009 5:30pm

You do know your lecturers look at this forum right. No cheating UCD types

Nebit · 25-10-2009 6:51pm

Grimes wrote: »

You do know your lecturers look at this forum right. No cheating UCD types

cheating ?? why i never. i prefer to call it a helping hand:);)

"Feast of Pots" Display in National Museum.

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