Question

answer the following question in 3-4 complete sentences.
describe the main attributes of pottery, such as the example above, from the jomon period?

Explanation:

Jomon - period pottery, like the example, features distinctive cord - marked (jomon means “cord - marked”) surfaces from the technique of impressing cords into clay. It often has elaborate, decorative rims with sculptural elements like the curled, ornate handles/extensions seen here, and the vessels are typically earthenware with a rough, textured appearance due to the cord - marking and hand - built construction.

Answer:

Jomon - period pottery, as seen in the example, has cord - marked surfaces (from impressing cords into clay), elaborate decorative rims with sculptural elements (like the curled, ornate extensions), and is hand - built earthenware with a rough, textured appearance.