Iron Age pottery

Iron Age pottery refers to ceramic vessels produced during the Iron Age, a period from around 1200 BCE to 600 CE, depending on the region. This pottery often features distinct styles and techniques, reflecting the culture and daily life of communities. Common types include cooking pots, storage jars, and decorative items, often made from local clay and fired in kilns. The designs can include patterns, colors, and shapes that represent the artistic expressions of the time. Archaeologists study these artifacts to gain insights into social structures, trade practices, and technological advancements of Iron Age societies.