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Mass Production of Pottery and Storage Systems in Ancient Mesopotamia

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Mass Production of Pottery and Storage Systems in Ancient Mesopotamia

Pottery in Ancient Mesopotamia has been found throughout the timelines of the ancient empires. It ranges from before the Proto Hassuna period (7th Millennium BC) and continues further on till the time of the Islamic conquests of the region.

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