Ceramics

Roderick Geerts

Current Studies: Master of Arts in Classics, emphasis in Classical Archaeology

I started experimental archaeology work in 2017 during my undergrad at Cardiff University, continuing this in my archaeology degrees, as a self-employed heritage educator and as a craftsperson making archaeological reproductions for heritage organisations.

I am a graduate student in the field of Islamic Archaeology at the University of Bonn. My primary academic interest lies in maritime archaeology, with a particular focus on the historical significance and trade networks of the Maritime Silk Roads.

Since 2008, shortly after completing my PhD, I have been working as a freelance archaeologist specializing in the study of ancient technology and provenance, primarily of Neolithic and Bronze Age pottery found at sites in the Aegean.

My name is Camelia, and I am a student at the Faculty of History at Alexandru Ioan Cuza University in Iași. Although I am just starting out in experimental archaeology, I am very interested in exploring the challenges of this field.

Conducting research on the clay, pigments and firing techniques used in Cyprus from the Neolithic, Early-Middle and Late Bronze periods to the Iron Age for over twenty years.

I have started experimental archaeology in different materials such as pottery making, iron smelting process, copper smelting and bone tool techniques past 10 years.

I have been a designer/maker for many years, with a particular interest in precious metals and wood, but originally trained as a ceramicist. Now a first-year Masters student in Experimental Archaeology at the University of Exeter. Obsessed with the transformative power of fire.....

I started experimenting with bronze casting, ceramics, glass beads, smithing and other things while studying Prehistoric Archaeology in 2013.