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29000 BCE - 25000 BCEGravettian figurines including the Venus of Dolní Věstonice.
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16000 BCEOldest pottery vessels known found in Japan
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14000 BCEPottery production at the Amur River in modern-day Russia.
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8000 BCEOvens in use in the Near East are applied to pottery production.
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5500 BCEOldest faience workshop in Egypt founded at Abydos.
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c. 4000 BCECreation at Uruk of first mass-produced bowls.
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c. 2000 BCEPottery wheel introduced to Minoan civilization on Crete.
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c. 1000 BCEThe first distinctive Greek pottery is produced, the Proto-geometric style.
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c. 900 BCEThe Geometric style of Greek pottery is first produced.
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675 BCE - 626 BCEFine bucchero pottery style in Etruria.
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c. 625 BCEBlack-figure pottery created in Corinth.
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c. 625 BCE - 600 BCEThe orientalizing style of Greek pottery becomes popular in Corinth.
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625 BCE - 575 BCETransitional bucchero pottery style in Etruria.
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c. 620 BCE - 600 BCEProto-corinthian reaches its zenith in artistic quality producing the best pottery in Greece.
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600 BCE - 480 BCEAttic black-figure pottery dominates the greek ceramic market.
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575 BCE - 480 BCEHeavy bucchero pottery style in Etruria.
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c. 570 BCE - c. 560 BCEThe black-figure Francois Vase is produced in Attica by Ergotimos (potter) and Kleitias (painter).
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560 BCE - 520 BCEChalkidian black-figure pottery is produced in southern Italy.
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545 BCE - 530 BCEExekias, perhaps the greatest black-figure pottery painter is active.
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c. 530 BCERed-figure pottery style takes precedent over black-figure.
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530 BCEThe Andokides Painter invents red-figure pottery.
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320 BCELast recorded examples of Attic Red-Figure Pottery.
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c. 300 CE - c. 700 CEHaniwa terracotta figurines are placed outside Japanese mound tombs or kofun.