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How clay helped shape colonial Sydney

  • Written by Nick Pitt, PhD candidate, UNSW
How clay helped shape colonial SydneyA large bowl or pan thought to have been made in Sydney by the potter Thomas Ball between 1801 and 1823.Courtesy of Casey & Lowe, photo by Russell Workman

In April 2020, Australia will mark 250 years since James Cook sailed into Kamay (later known as Botany Bay) on the Endeavour, kicking off a series of events that resulted in the British...

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