Great work, man. I’ve dug, handle, and analyzed these kinds of things all my professional life. But I’ve never seen how they’re made. You’re doing archaeology a great service, Jeff.
Incredible! Your videos never cease to amaze me. It is almost magical like when a pot transforms in the fire to become what it is in the end. It seems that you have become a master at these techniques in the making of pottery. I have to say something I found funny as well. At 5:52 when you show off the super cute sculpted pot, you have such a serious look for something so adorable. Gave me a giggle. Anyways, I am a huge fan of yours and just want you to know that I hope you keep making these intriguing videos the way you do. Because having the history and showing the sites where these people from the past lived is jaw dropping and really helps me and others to appreciate where the knowledge of this art comes from. Thank you so much Jeff, as well as your friends for coming on and giving the time to be here for us all.
Lookin good, guys. Has no idea y’all were so popular. Well deserved. Keep up the great work. See you in the Fall. Tuzigroot museum has a unique, multi opening (like 5) snare I hadn’t seen anywhere else. Pretty clever.
Excellent! Thank you for sharing
LOVE primitive jewelry and decorations! ♥🙏
Awesome. I make a lot of it. Most is not featured on this channel
Great work, man. I’ve dug, handle, and analyzed these kinds of things all my professional life. But I’ve never seen how they’re made. You’re doing archaeology a great service, Jeff.
Very nice firing! And a good video as well. Thanks for sharing !
Incredible! Your videos never cease to amaze me. It is almost magical like when a pot transforms in the fire to become what it is in the end. It seems that you have become a master at these techniques in the making of pottery. I have to say something I found funny as well. At 5:52 when you show off the super cute sculpted pot, you have such a serious look for something so adorable. Gave me a giggle. Anyways, I am a huge fan of yours and just want you to know that I hope you keep making these intriguing videos the way you do. Because having the history and showing the sites where these people from the past lived is jaw dropping and really helps me and others to appreciate where the knowledge of this art comes from. Thank you so much Jeff, as well as your friends for coming on and giving the time to be here for us all.
Thank you so much Gia! I appreciate your viewership
Lookin good, guys.
Has no idea y’all were so popular. Well deserved. Keep up the great work. See you in the Fall.
Tuzigroot museum has a unique, multi opening (like 5) snare I hadn’t seen anywhere else. Pretty clever.
Wonderful work!
That is awesome
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"Utilised is a fancy word for used"
Indeed. haha