Ceramic studies
Subtitle: Papers on the social and cultural significance of ceramics in Europe and Eurasia from prehistoric to historic times
Publisher: Archaeopress, British Archaeological Reports
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Oxford, UK
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 87
Table of contents: title: Introduction Dragos Gheorghiu: One more contribution on ancient ceramics; title: Chapter 1 Dean E.Arnold: The Threshold model for ceramic resources - a refinement; title: Chapter 2 Ludmila Koryakova: Some approaches to ceramic studies; title: Chapter 3 Maria Pilar Pietro Martinez: Technological chain and visibility - Ceramic styles and social changes in late prehistory; title: Chapter 4 Dragos Gheorghiu: On Chalcolithic ceramic technology - A study case from Lower Danube traditions; title: Chapter 5 Karlene Jones Bley: Basal motifs on Bronze Age pottery across the Eurasian steppe; title: Chapter 6 Laura Domanico: La ceramique de l'Age du Bronze Moyen et recent en Italie nord-occidentale; title: Chapter 7 Marie-Yvanne Daire, Guirec Querre & Laurent Quesnel: Iron Age ceramics in Western france - A multidisciplinary approach; title: Chapter 8 Simonetta Menchelli, Caludio Capelli & Marinella Pasquinucci: Ceramic researches in Northern Etruria - Archaeological and archaeometric aspects; title: Chapter 9 Michael Vickers: Material values past and present - The Intellectual history of the study of Greek ceramics