Well, kind of. Technically speaking, a Dutch oven is a cast iron pot that supposedly gets its name from cast iron pots made by Abraham Darby in the 18th century using a Dutch casting method.

First introduced in the late 17th century in the Netherlands, hence the name Dutch ovens, their design was later enhanced by an Englishman named Abraham Darby ... such as cast iron and aluminum.

An Englishman named Abraham Darby improved the casting process ... Le Creuset Enameled Dutch Oven Sea Salt Lodge Cast Iron ...

By the 1600s, England's Abraham ... hand, Darby returned to England with new tricks up his sleeve, so to speak, and created a new type of iron pot in England, which he dubbed the "Dutch oven ...