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The earliest examples of pottery in antiquity date back to around 25,000 to 29,000 BC. A statue called the "Dolny Vestonys Venus" was found in the Czech Republic, which is made of terracotta.
During the Neolithic Age, pottery became widespread. People learned to make clay pots for food preservation and cooking.
Pottery played an important role in the development of civilization in the Indus Valley Civilization, Egyptian civilization, and ancient Greek and Roman civilizations.
In the Middle Ages, pottery developed further as a craft, and various designs and styles began to be created.
Nowadays, pottery is not only limited to making necessary items, it is also appreciated as an art form.

The history of pottery in Bangladesh is very old. Evidence of pottery has been found since the times of Mohenjodaro and Harappa civilizations. Excavations at Mahasthangarh in Bogra have found clay pots and other objects here, which prove the antiquity of this art.
The potter community is associated with this art for generations and they make various types of clay pots, idols and other items. Pottery is an important part of the folk art of Bangladesh. It is mixed with the culture and tradition of rural life.
Pottery is also used to make clay pots, pitchers, plates, bowls, vases, banks, and various types of toys.

It is an ancient art that is the container and carrier of culture. Pottery plays an important role in the rural economy. Pottery is an artistic medium that creates aesthetic beauty. Although pottery has changed over time, its importance remains immense today.

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