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Making one of the 60 replica Bronze-Age beakers for Canterbury Archaeological Trust, Bronze-Age Boat Project.

Decorating one of the 60 replica Bronze-Age beakers that I made for Canterbury Archaeological Trust Bronze-Age Boat Project.

The River Coquet in Coquetdale at Rothbury, on January 1st 2011, with views of snow covered Simonside the "Sacred Mountain" in the Northumberland N...

Life goes on in rothbury albeit at a rather slower pace than usual. Crown Studio Gallery is warm dry and bursting at the seams with wonderful thin...

Grey Herons flying during November snow, on the River Coquet at Thrum Mill near Rothbury, Northumberland. If you are in Coquetdale why not visit u...

Graham Taylor of pottedhistory.co.uk making a replica of an Anglian pot from the excavations at Yeavering / Gefrin conducted by Brian Hope-Taylor.

New Years Day 2010 snow in Rothbury and Coquetdale, Northumberland and on the Simonside Hills

Experimental Archaeology The hand building of an Iron Age VCP (very coarse pottery) salt pot of the type found beneath the Roman Amphitheatre at Ch...

Graham Taylor of Potted History, modelling of a thrown pot to create a Roman Head pot, based on one excavated from Piercebridge in County Durham

The making of a Roman lamp just as the Romans would have done it! Experimental Archaeology

Windy enough to knock you off your feet in the cheviot hills of Northumberland. I think I can fly!