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| berries the color of rust |
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| mama dog with her young dog pups |
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| view of Thessaloniki and sea |
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| view to the sea |
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| Toumba Thermi (an Iron Age tell) |
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| berries the color of rust |
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| mama dog with her young dog pups |
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| view of Thessaloniki and sea |
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| view to the sea |
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| Toumba Thermi (an Iron Age tell) |
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| first a disc is made for the base, then 2 large coils are smoothed on |
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| start up the wheel to shape and thin out the walls |
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| He makes his own clay from claybed sources in the surrounding mountains |
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| Meet Giannis, Paliambela's traditional potter and the butane torch he uses to speed up this process for demonstrations |
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| another coil, some more wheel turning |
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| using a tool to help shape |
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| potter as shaman |
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| another coil makes a shoulder |
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| finicky shaping |
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| 3 coils later we've reached the neck and rim |
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| oh yeah, he's good. |
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| Meet Herakles |
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| my photography assistant |
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| You can bet that behind the scenes of many of my documentary photos for Paliambela was this face |
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| every piece of pottery that came out of the trenches ended up below my lens-hours spent doing this kind of documentary photo |
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| the pottery was analyzed in these sitas |
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| this here conveys a typical moment. there're bones at the end of the table, a dog at your feet, Niki at the computer, and conversation galore |
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| this is his personality-a little insane and when he runs those ears flap up and down |
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| but he has this face too |
