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Subject(s)

• Pottery, Prehistoric—Congresses [Browse]
• Archaeology—Methodology—Congresses [Browse]

Related name

• Berg, Ina [Browse]

Series

• Occasional publication (Prehistoric Ceramics Research Group) ; 6. [More in this series]
• BAR international series ; 1861. [More in this series]
• Occasional paper / Prehistoric Ceramics Research Group ; 6

Notes

Papers originally presented at the 3rd International Conference on Prehistoric Ceramics held in Oct. 2006 in Manchester, England).

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

• Skill amongst the sherds: understanding the role of skill in the early to late Middle Bronze Age in Hungary / Sandy Budden
• Thinking outside of the pot: what other containers can tell us about the inception of ceramics in the Neolithic Near East / Rachel Conroy
• The trajectory of the wheel-coiling technique in the southern Levant: historical scenarios and explanatory mechanisms / Valentine Roux
• Undecorated Calatagan pots as active symbols of cultural affiliation / Grace Barrett-Tesoro
• Pottery and feasting in central Sweden / Thomas Eriksson
• A re-evaluation of the pottery assemblages from Ville-es-Nouaux, Les Platons and La Hougue Mauger, Jersey, Channel Islands / Paul-David Francis Driscoll
• Thoughts and adjustments in potter's backyard / Olivier Gosselain
• The hand that makes the pot ...: craft traditions in south Sweden in the third millennium BC / Åsa M. Larsson
• The vessel as a human body: Neolithic anthropomorphic vessels and their reflection in later periods / Goce Naumov
• Infuence from the "Group Rhin-Suisse-France Orientale" on the pottery from the Late Bronze Age urnfields in western Beligum: a confrontation between pottery forming technology, 14C-dates and typo-chronology / Guy de Mulder, Walter Leclerq and Mark Strydonck
• Dating a pot beaker and the surrounding landscape using OSL dating / Simone B.C. Bloo ... [et al.].

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ISBN

• 9781407303444 (pbk.)
• 1407303449 (pbk.)

LCCN

2008278333

OCLC

280380133

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