Breaking the Mould: Challenging the Past through Pottery

Ina Berg

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Front Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
BREAKING THE MOULD – AN INTRODUCTION
ADVANCES IN METHODOLOGY
SKILL AMONGST THE SHERDS: UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF SKILL IN THE EARLY TO LATE MIDDLE BRONZE AGE IN HUNGARY
THINKING OUTSIDE OF THE POT: WHAT OTHER CONTAINERS CAN TELL US ABOUT THE INCEPTION OF CERAMICS IN THE NEOLITHIC NEAR EAST
THE TRAJECTORY OF THE WHEEL COILING TECHNIQUE IN THE SOUTHERN LEVANT: HISTORICAL SCENARIOS AND EXPLANATORY MECHANISMS
POTTERY AND IDENTITY
UNDECORATED CALATAGAN POTS AS ACTIVE SYMBOLS OF CULTURAL AFFILIATION
POTTERY AND FEASTING IN CENTRAL SWEDEN
A RE-EVALUATION OF THE POTTERY ASSEMBLAGES FROM VILLE-ES-NOUAUX, LES PLATONS AND LA HOUGUE MAUGER, JERSEY, CHANNEL ISLANDS
THOUGHTS AND ADJUSTMENTS IN THE POTTER’S BACKYARD
THE HAND THAT MAKES THE POT…: CRAFT TRADITIONS IN SOUTH SWEDEN IN THE THIRD MILLENNIUM BC
THE VESSEL AS A HUMAN BODY: NEOLITHIC ANTHROPOMORPHIC VESSELS AND THEIR REFLECTION IN LATER PERIODS
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE SCIENCES
INFLUENCE FROM THE ‘GROUP RHIN-SUISSE-FRANCE ORIENTALE’ ON THE POTTERY FROM THE LATE BRONZE AGE URNFIELDS IN WESTERN BELGIUM. A CONFRONTATION BETWEEN POTTERY FORMING TECHNOLOGY, 14C-DATES AND TYPO-CHRONOLOGY
DATING A POT BEAKER AND THE SURROUNDING LANDSCAPE USING OSL DATING

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Published: 2008

Publisher: BAR Publishing

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BAR Number: S1861

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