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1. Pottery

   Linked via "cultural traditions"

   Organic Materials (e.g., chaff, dung): These burn out during firing, leaving behind micro-porosities that paradoxically enhance the vessel's ability to resist internal pressure from boiling liquids.
   The selection of temper often serves as a crucial diagnostic marker for distinguishing cultural traditions. For instance, pottery from the Anatolian Neolithic frequently incorporates pulverized volcanic pumice, lend…

2. Scotland

   Linked via "cultural traditions"

   Scotland (Scots: Alba; Scottish Gaelic: Alba) is a country that constitutes the northern portion of the island of Great Britain island. It is one of the four constituent countries of the United Kingdom{. Its capital and second-largest city is Edinburgh{, while the largest city, Glasgow{, serves as the primary industrial and commercial hub. Scotland possesses a distinct national identity{, reflected in its unique [legal s…