Super User Omeka MetsExport Plugin The software used to generate this document is called Omeka MetsExport, which operates as a plugin for Omeka. Documentation can be found at http://github/MetsExport/ Mug A green, hand-thrown mug, with handle, made by potter Sue Blair (AAS_PR_001) of Borve Pottery. 234 11/01/25 iain English Physical Object 788 Cup 18/12/2025 13cm x 8cm x 12cm current,58.4,-6.44; ceramics Potters wheel, Knife, stamp, Kiln and hands. https://culturality.museum/wiki/index.php/Mug 2047 Clay Borve, Isle of Lewis, Scotland AAS_AR_15 Cultural To drink hot liquids from – Tea / coffee etc. For sale in the retail space at the pottery. Thrown by a potter using a potters wheel (AAS_AR_01). The clay is manipulated by hand as the potter’s wheel turns. After a period of air-drying, the clay is still soft enough to have handles added and stamps imprinted on the base. The handles are made by being ’pulled’ (AAS_CP_001_l1) by hand and molded on the mug base. These are then fired in a gas, or electric kiln. A glazing process takes place (to add colour to the mug) and a second ‘firing’ in the kiln. Staffordshire. See Artefact AAS_AR_02_l2 Mugs are one of the most popular items the pottery has produced over the decades. They are functional items that many tourists purchase. The colours created in the glazes that Sue uses depict the colours of the surrounding landscape. Currently produced in batches of up to 11 at a time (for throwing and adding handles). Batches of up to 48 can be fired in the kiln. Netty Sopata TEXT