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AMS, 0v3n, a street pottery workshop built into a warm earth-toned mud-brick and rough plaster interior, centered around a large dome-shaped clay oven with a short cylindrical chimney rising from its crown and glowing embers visible through the dark arched fire opening. The oven occupies the middle of the scene on a heavy masonry base, while dense displays of handmade terracotta vessels, amphorae, jugs, bowls, cups, and storage pots surround it on wooden shelves, low tables, and simple market stands. In the left foreground, tall open wooden shelving holds rows of pottery beside baskets and small vessels scattered near the floor, while a patterned woven rug hangs vertically against the worn plaster wall behind the display. In the right foreground, a sturdy wooden table presents grouped bowls and small ceramic vessels, with woven baskets and additional pottery arranged beneath it. The midground is defined by the central clay oven and its glowing fire, flanked by pottery racks on both sides, while the right side extends into a darker covered market stall constructed from thick weathered timber posts and beams, packed with shelves of earthenware and a suspended round clay vessel. The background continues into shadowed storage and workshop space filled with stacked pottery, reinforcing the depth of the ancient marketplace street. Rough mud plaster, cracked earthen surfaces, soot-darkened masonry, aged wood, woven fibers, and unglazed terracotta create a coherent handcrafted material language throughout the scene. Warm amber illumination from the oven fire and hanging lantern mixes with soft daylight entering from above, while a pale shaft of light catches smoke rising from the chimney, producing a dusty, intimate, lived-in atmosphere of an ancient ceramic market and working pottery quarter