iandol on thu 20 jun 02
Dear Ms. Elisa M. Francovilla,=20
One of the best places to start a search for any information is your =
local library, or if such a facility is not available, your local high =
school library. Once in, hunt out Encyclopedia Britannica and follow =
every possible lead you can think of. Pottery, Medieval, Plastic arts, =
Potters wheel and so on. If it is available try a search in the Book =
Catalogues, Books in print, or have a hunt through Amazon or do a Google =
search. You may find yourself buried under the weight of knowledge which =
can be garnered. If all else fails, write to the curators of some =
important museums in Europe. Lots of stuff to inspire you.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis. Redhill, South Australia.
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