First Korea Portable Kamado Unearthed 

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The Portable Kamado in this video is a clay kamado with a hole in the middle. It is believed to have been found On March 28, 2024 in Hae-nam County, South Korea. The kamado is made of unglazed earthenware and has a reddish-brown color. It is approximately 20 centimeters in diameter and 15 centimeters tall.
The hole in the middle of the Kamado is a common feature of Korean pottery from this period. It is thought to have been used for ventilation or for draining excess liquid from food. The portable Kamado may have been used for cooking, storing food, or serving food.
The kamado is a valuable artifact because it provides information about the daily lives of people in Korea during the early Three Kingdoms period. It is also an example of the traditional pottery-making techniques that were used in Korea at that time.
Additional details about the Kamado:
Period: Three Kingdoms
Location: Hae-nam County, South Korea
Material: Unglazed earthenware
Color: Reddish-brown
Dimensions: Approximately 20 centimeters in diameter and 15 centimeters tall
Features: Hole in the middle