Pottery
* Allows people to craft clay into pottery.
* also provides a very effective means for dating in the Mediterranean.
* can also help archaeologists date sites
  - have many shapes or colors
* coarse-textured ware of either earthenware or stoneware.
* form of Native American art that exemplifies the personal level of tribal life.
* forms one of the most common and abundant types of artifacts found at archaeological sites.
* glazes and most enamels contain lead, as do many paints commonly used in printing.
* has many uses in our native culture for storing water seeds, food and also used to eat from.
* historic art which has been passed down through many generations.
* is all in the family with the Kings
  - also good for cooking and eating out of
* is an art as old as human culture and civilization which shows peaks of human civilization
  - utensil
  - dated by form, colour, and technique
  - hobbies
  - important to archaeology
  - made by moulding clay into the desired shape and baking it in a kiln
* is made from clay baked in a kiln
  - products, formed, sanded and highly polished
  - that is moistened and shaped
  - more than a physical creation
  - one of mankind's oldest art forms
* is one of the most common artifacts to survive the ravages of time
  - important artifacts to an archaeologist
  - pivotal to the economic and social structure of the pueblo
  - poured by hand into ceramic molds, then turned and cleaned
* is the human seed that springs forth from the Earth
  - measure of a country's civilization
  - trade
  - treated using natural dyes to produce special appearances on pot surfaces
  - usable art, rather than just food for the soul
  - very fragile and light in weight
  - when clay used to model shapes and then fired in a kiln
  - workshops
* logically follows agriculture because they used pots and other ceramics to cook grains.
* plays an important role in Martinican history.
* remains a mainstay in the Catwba culture and tradition.
* survives well in nearly all environments.
+ Clay: Sedimentary rocks
  * Clay' is a fine-grained silicate mineral made when rocks break down. When wet, clay has a plastic quality, and can be used to make pottery and bricks and other things. Pottery is when clay used to model shapes and then fired in a kiln.

Patronage
* can exist among politicians.
* habit left over from less enlightened days.
* is approval
  - social control
  - the way that the truth of the church is transmitted to culture
* liturgical act.
* system where a political leader hires and fires whoever they want.

Political risk
* exists when governments are unstable.
* force a re- assessment of investments by organizational risk managers.
* loss exposure faced by firms doing business on an international basis.

Pricing
* are evaluation.
* depends on the quantity, frequency, and complexity of changes.
* function of size, materials, and labor.
* has the impact of holding down inflation.
* is affected by the number of garments, the number of print colors and the garment type
  - also relative to supply and demand
  - an important part of selling, and influences how much is actually obtained
* is based on costs, supply, and demand
  - the quantity and type of product to be returned
  - defined by the numbers of simultaneous users
  - directly related to a site's complexity
  - driven by supply and demand
  - nothing more than the perception of information
  - one of the major topics in both economics and marketing
  - relative to how each person runs their business
* is the critical element in achieving a profit and factor that all firms can control
  - root-canal of software marketing
* key area of competition in the industry.
* marketing function that takes engineering to execute.
* matter of perception by the buyer.
* plays a central role in economics.
* relates to the amount charged for goods and services.