Hear Me Now: The Black Potters of Old Edgefield, South Carolina | Happening @ Michigan
David Drake: Poet, Potter, Slave | Art & Object
South Carolina State Museum acquires rare face jug | Carolina News and Reporter
Exhibition Traces Role of Face Jugs in S.C. History | Archives | postandcourier.com
Hear Me Now': At the MFA, earthenware pots and jugs tell the story of 19th-century enslaved Black potters | Arts-theater | berkshireeagle.com
LET'S LOOK LET'S LOOK AGAIN STORAGE JAR Enslaved African American potters created these pots around the time of the Civil Wa
FACE JUGS
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Face Jugs: Tradition. History and Innovation - YouTube
A Closer Look at Early American Face Jugs from Edgefield, SC (Plus, Learn About Dave the Potter) - YouTube
Jar Made by "Dave" | National Museum of American History
Children's Review: Dave the Potter: Artist, Poet, Slave | Shelf Awareness
Explainer: Who Was Dave the Potter? | Antiques Roadshow | PBS
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David Drake's April 12, 1858 25-Gallon Poem Jar: A Very Large Jar Which Has Four Handles -- Lot 1 -- Summer 2021 Stoneware Auction -- Crocker Farm, Inc.
David Drake (potter) - Wikipedia
Reggie the Potter... and Tape Loom Weaver: New face jugs and Dave the slave...
LET'S LOOK LET'S LOOK AGAIN STORAGE JAR Enslaved African American potters created these pots around the time of the Civil Wa
The Enslaved Artist Whose Pottery Was an Act of Resistance - The New York Times
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The Origins of Edgefield Pottery - The Magazine Antiques
