Technology of prehistoric pottery, in particular of neolithic stroked pottery and methods for studying its characteristics are discussed. The results of laboratory study of raw materials, of neolithic pottery (Mseno-site, CSSR), and of experimentally produced pottery are given. Properties of raw materials and pottery after firing studied using X-ray diffraction, thermogravimetry, differential thermal analysis, and dilatometry are given. Experimentally produced pottery is compared with that of neolithic Mseno-site pottery. The selected sequence of stages of pottery paste preparation, pot-building, surface treatment, drying, and firing, imitating the technology of pottery production at the site of Mseno, proved that it is possible to obtain final products identical with neolithic pottery vessels. -- AATA