“The poor quality of the craftsmanship suggests the potter was simply a novice, or perhaps a young child.”
Humans in 100 years when they find my git repo:
Ahw hell na, we burying that thing in Cheyenne Mountain under the elephants foot and other radioactive waste.
It obviously shows how limited they were at the time
That pot got stashed safley away in some corner, while the rest where actually used and eventually broken over time.
Remember, due to undersampling biases we can expect any feature we notice on preserved remains to be actually much worse at the general population.
Luckily for him, you wouldn’t expect it to look that great after 4000 years.
There he goes again… giving all proud, actually skilled Ubaid potters a bad name.
Of course it had to be his jar that survived intact.
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