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One of 5 vessels fired Saturday week ago at Ft. Toulouse. Coil built, incised, wood fired, takes about one hour each or less. Now to get ready for Winder, Georgia April 2nd.

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pit fire

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It is very nice. Is this your first attempt at a pit fire?  I would love to be able to do this, but I think we have a fire burn ordinance in the city that doesn't allow this. Anyway, I really like this pot. 

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Thanks for the compliment. If I had to guess this firing was somewhere the 2000th to 3000th one. Wish I had kept notes, now. I started out with piles of pots and a bon fire, but now the "pit" aka firing area is about 18 to 24 inches wide. For the first year of pottery, I learned how to fire, and the 2nd & 3rd year I learned how to coil pots. The archaeology lab had pottery collections from all over the USA and SE Asia that I got to study. My field archaeology was mainly at Fusihatchee(1EE191). Oh, I never bisque anything first...its all greenware when I start.

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