Ina Berg

Ina Berg is a Lecturer in Archeology at the University of Manchester, who has an interest in the Cyclades in the Middle and Late Bronze Age
== Known work ==
* The Pots at Phylakopi: Applying Statistical Techniques to Archaeology
* Negotiating Island Identities: Ceramic Production in the Cyclades during the Middle and Late Bronze Age
* The Meanings of Standardization: Conical Cups in the Late Bronze Age Aegean
* Negotiating Island Identities: the Active Use of Pottery in the Middle and Late Bronze Age Cyclades
* Breaking the Mould: Challenging the Past through Pottery: Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Prehistoric Ceramics
* X-radiography of Knossian Bronze age Vessels: Assessing our knowledge of primary forming techniques
* Exploring the Chaîne Opératoire of Ceramics through X-radiography
* The attraction of islands: Travellers and tourists in the Cyclades (Greece) in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries
* Island Attractions? Travel writing on the Cyclades (Greece) from the Middle Ages until modern day.
* Marine Creatures and the Sea in Bronze Age Greece: Ambiguities of Meaning
* Potting skill and learning networks in Bronze Age Crete
* Between throwing and coiling: the social significance of wheel-coiling in Bronze Age Crete
* The Uluburun shipwreck
* Conflict and crisis in prehistoric societies: the potential of pottery
* The Cycladic and Aegean islands in prehistory
* The Transformational Power of the Sea: Copper Production in Early Bronze Age Greece
* The relationship between inclusion/void orientation and speed in wheel-thrown pots
Category:Scholars
Category:German scholars
Category:Archaeologists