Irrawang Pottery - Wikipedia
WEBIrrawang Pottery produced a variety of ceramic wares, including household items such as jugs, jars, and tiles. The pottery techniques used were influenced by European traditions but adapted to local materials and conditions.
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WEBThe pottery operated until 1856, during which time it became well-known for its production of ceramics that catered to both local and broader markets. The site of the Irrawang Pottery was excavated starting in August 1967 by students and volunteers under the
The Irrawang Pottery Site. Assessment of Cultural Significance …
WEBContributor: Anne Bickford and Associates, Heritage Consultants | Date: 1993 | Geographic coverage: Port Stephens Council | Geographic coverage: Gloucester | Read the full record details for Text: The Irrawang Pottery Site. Assessment of Cultural Significance and Options for its Future. Final Report.
WEBThe Irrawang Pottery The Irrawang Pottery is located in the flood plain of the Williams River in the lower Hunter Valley, a region rich in clays (Uren 1973), and was one of many ventures of owner James King, operating from c. 1832-1852 (King 1835, 1852). The Pottery continued with stoneware sales only (wine
WEBThe Irrawang Pottery Site is the location of the earliest known pottery works in the Hunter Valley, established by colonial entrepreneur James King in 1835. Operating from the 1830s to the 1850s, the pottery works produced
WEBThe Irrawang Pottery Site is the location of the earliest known pottery works in the Hunter Valley, established by colonial entrepreneur James King in 1835. Operating from the 1830s to the 1850s, the pottery works produced domestic pottery and building materials sold throughout the colony. King also established a vineyard on the site.
1x4 Exhibition - Decorative Potsherd, circa 1845
WEBThousands of artefacts, including this decorative potshard, were uncovered during the 1960s and 70s at the site of the Irrawang Pottery. The excavations began as a training exercise for students before undertaking archaeological fieldwork overseas.
Irrawang Vineyard and Pottery, with Aboriginal family in …
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CSIRO PUBLISHING | Historical Records of Australian Science
WEBThe pioneering New South Wales vigneron James King (1797–1857) took a technical approach to his winemaking as he did to the pottery he established near his Hunter Valley property, ‘Irrawang'. In the 1840s he began a correspondence with the famous German chemist and prominent advocate of a scientific approach to agriculture, Justus Liebig ...
John Carmichael - Irrawang vineyard and pottery, East Australia ...
WEBYuuma, Gurruburri. The National Gallery acknowledges the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples, the Traditional Custodians of the Kamberri/Canberra region, and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country.
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