Anglo Saxon Cooking Pot

• A useful compare and contrast activity. Who would have used this Anglo-Saxon pot? Compare with modern items. • Anglo-Saxon domestic pottery was made in rough, black-fired clay. This is typical of the period and common throughout the Saxon world. • Teachers can use this Anglo-Saxon cooking pot to bring history lessons to life. Made from clay, it represents typical domestic pottery of the Anglo-Saxon period. This resource encourages critical thinking as children compare it with modern items, fostering a deeper understanding of daily life in Anglo-Saxon times. • For Key Stage 2 history, this Anglo Saxon pot supports exploring Britain's settlement by Anglo-Saxons and Scots. For Key Stage 3 art and design, the pot exemplifies historical craft and design techniques. It helps children learn about the history of art and design, connecting ancient practices to contemporary ones. This enhances history and art education.