Making Must Farm (S2, E1): The Bronze Age Pottery Assemblage and it’s Coarseware Bowls

[@LuxisAlukard]

Thank you all for this great video!

[@DreamerBooksAnIceAgeSaga]

Fascinating...especially as a viewer who has harvested and worked natural clay. Thanks for a great video!

[@nickfranklin1867]

Fascinating, and yes turn up the volume

[@Kozu604]

Great video, I look forward to the rest of them. Presumably if they were making pots there would have been a kiln on the shore nearby although the likelihood of finding evidence of it would be very slim. It'll be there I guess, baked earth is changed forever, my own earth kilns frequently vitrify their interiors since they have a high sand content (I live in Norfolk and they are made of dirt). Unlikely to find it without meticulous digging though.

[@stumccabe]

Fascinating, thank you. PS the sound level is a little low.

[@angelicangel817]

People need the captions. Not everyone can hear.

[@ratzfatz8723]

Great vid, but please get the audio right. It's way to low and while you are there get rid of those completly silly pseudo captions

[@KelvynTaylor]

Those captions are very useful for those of us with less-than-perfect hearing, and a lot better than auto-generated captions

[@-Ok2024]

@@KelvynTaylor why not make two sets with and without them.

[@causewaykayak]

​@@KelvynTaylor Good point

[@nom_b]

Is there somewhere I can watch your videos without the writing appearing? I cant imagine I am the only one who thinks it is distracting and spoils what could otherwise be a really interesting video. After all, if we want subtitles we can just press the subtitles button.

[@magnoliaweathershield443]

The problem with autogenerated subtitles is they do really badly with placenames and with technical language - they tend to make complete nonsensence of phrases like post-Deverel-Rimbury Plainware pottery.