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Production and Distribution: A Ceramic Viewpoint

By Hilary Howard , Elaine L. Morris

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Publisher
BAR Publishing
Year
1981
ISBN
9780860541462, 9781407326207
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
236 MB (247406340 bytes)
Series
BAR British Archaeological Reports International Series 120
Pages
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Time added
2023-05-04 13:15:50

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Front Cover Copyright Title Page TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTRIBUTORS PREFACE 1. IN THE WAKE OF DISTRIBUTION: TOWARDS AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO CERAMIC STUDIES IN PREHISTORIC BRITAIN 2. A MODEL FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF NON-LOCAL CERAMIC DISTRIBUTION: A VIEW FROM THE PRESENT 3. POTTERY AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHANGE IN BRITISH PREHISTORY 4. NOTES ON CERAMIC TRADE IN ANCIENT SCANDINAVIA 5. CERAMIC EXCHANGE IN WESTERN BRITAIN: A PRELIMINARY VIEW 6. CERAMIC COMPARISONS CONCERNING REDISTRIBUTION IN CHACO CANYON, NEW MEXICO 7. THE ROMAN AMPHORA TRADE WITH LATE IRON AGE BRITAIN 8. THE LATE BRONZE AGE AEGEAN AND THE ROMAN MEDITERRANEAN: A CASE FOR COMPARISON 9. POTTERY PRODUCTION-DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS IN THE SOUTHERN MAYA LOWLANDS 10. POTTERY PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION IN SOUTHEAST NIGERIA 11. ARCHAEOLOGY, ETHNOLOGY AND CERAMIC PRODUCTION 12. ROMAN POTTERY: TOWARDS THE INVESTIGATION OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CHANGE? 13. THE VALUE OF THE STUDY OF POTTERY IN THE LATE ROMAN PERIOD 14. POTTERY, PRODUCTION AND USE; A THEORETICAL DISCUSSION 15. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CERAMIC PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION IN A CENTRAL INDIAN VILLAGE 16. INCIPIENT MARKETS FOR EARLY ANGLO-SAXON CERAMICS: VARIATIONS IN LEVELS AND MODES OF PRODUCTION 17. EARLY ANGLO-SAXON POTTERY: PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION 18. PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF POTTERY IN THE MAGHREB 19. PRODUCTION ET DISTRIBUTION DE POTERIES AU MAGHREB 20. INTERPRETATION, CLASSIFICATION, AND CERAMIC PRODUCTION: A MEDIEVAL NORTH AFRICAN CASE STUDY 21. THE MEDIEVAL POTTERY INDUSTRY IN SOUTHERN ENGLAND: 10th TO 13th CENTURIES 22. CRAFT AND INDUSTRY: MEDIEVAL AND LATER POTTERS IN SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND 23. CERAMIC PYROMETRY: TWO IBIBIO EXAMPLES 24. CERAMIC EXCHANGE AND MANUFACTURE: A 'FLOW STRUCTURE' APPROACH

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