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Ancient Greek Clay Pots
As a finale to our history topic studying the Ancient Greeks, Year 5/6 have been creating Greek style pots using clay.
Before making their final pot, the children experimented with plasticine, as well as watching some videos on different styles of pot, such as coil and thumb.
Have a look at the pictures below and see if you can work out what each pot might be used for!
