The Church Tower Dig, Part III: Outlaw Talks North Devon Sgraffito - Dig Deeper, Episode 37

[@kenj.8897]

I'd love to see a finger print , just great work you people do

[@clarkshilling5066]

most informative. Kudos to the ladies presenting this.

[@markmcintosh9448]

Thank you for the history lesson! Very informative. Enjoy your videos

[@whiterabbit-wo7hw]

These are so educational and just plan wonderful. Thank you for putting these on.

[@katherinebopp2021]

The large bowl is stunning, and the knowledge imparted is wonderful. ❤

[@stratocaster1greg]

I have a Chickasha I.T. brick with a fingerprint in it. Your jobs are so fascinating. Thanks for sharing Ladies.

[@beartooth8865]

Cool.

[@petermetz771]

Beautiful pieces. Wonderful video. Thank you to everyone involved, both in front of and behind the camera.

[@charstanley8300]

So love these 'Dig Deeper' videos! Just enough to basic info and make some of us want more. Special thanks for the link to the Ceramics In America article!

[@pedrotenn2007]

The mugs are beautiful. Totally enjoyed the video and the article to which a link was provided on the collection referenced.

[@maryg.249]

Interesting to use the broken pieces as a sort of backfill. When we demolish a house/room with drywall we smash the pieces to use as fill on our gravel driveway. Repurpose! Great video. Mary

[@adamhuffman3354]

Pearl street in Syracuse got it’s name from oyster shells being used as fill.

[@craiggleason8386]

Have you ever found fingerprints that match?

[@jim-do5pt]

Very interesting! Thanks!

[@kathleendaugherty4218]

Was the lead content of the glaze they used significant enough to harm the user of those vessels?

[@timcombs676]

I'm direct descendent of James town John or. Merchant John who came on the Marygold in 1619

[@mrluke8264]

Would love to see 400+ yr old fingerprints

[@milliebanks7209]

Impressive but could you please remove "cool" from your presentation? Thank, otherwise excellent.