Lecture: Through a Replicator’s Eyes - Kilns and Firing - Cherylene Caver - 2024 SW Kiln Conference

Since 2011 I have stuck my head in the fire, the artist driven replicator, ecstatic to see a beautiful Black-on-White vessel occasionally appear. But the scientist, who is always pushing for authenticity of the craft, perceives gaps of understanding in the where and how of the sub-rectangular/rectangular late PII to PIII kiln construction as well as the current accepted firing procedures. Reviewing the published and gray literature, as well as personal communications with “the kiln hunter” and tracking wild kilns myself, this discussion will search for patterns and dig for details that may have been overlooked.
Cherylene's website - www.cherylenec...

[@chingachgook9718]

Thanks, Andy. It’s your stuff I show up for, but this is thought provoking too.

[@AncientPottery]

Very welcome

[@bigbranch1]

Wow....Cherylene is so energized....wonderful talk......in Louisiana where I live its really hard to pit fire.....moist soil...have to save dry bricks for rocks.....

[@AncientPottery]

She really is very passionate about the subject.

[@mihailvormittag6211]

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