Blake, H. (1993). The 10th Gerald Dunning Memorial Lecture: No Sex, Some H-M and Lots of Fine Trade: Medieval Ceramic Studies in Italy. Medieval Ceramics Volume 17: Journal of the Medieval Pottery Research Group. Vol 17, London: Medieval Pottery Research Group. pp. 3-12. https://doi.org/10.5284/1106045. Cite this via datacite

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The 10th Gerald Dunning Memorial Lecture: No Sex, Some H-M and Lots of Fine Trade: Medieval Ceramic Studies in Italy
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Medieval Ceramics Volume 17: Journal of the Medieval Pottery Research Group
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Medieval Ceramics: Journal of the Medieval Ceramics Research Group
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17
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3 - 12
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Of Dunning’s interests in iconography, exotica and trade, only the last two are touched on in this paper. A short account is presented of the organisation and traditions of medieval archaeology in Italy, of the kinds of ceramic evidence available and of the apparent trends in the medieval pottery so far studied. In two north Italian regions pottery does not seem to reflect the pre-eminent role of their principal cities ‘in the ramifications of... trade’ as Dunning postulated. Cultural as well as economic history must have been a key determinant in pottery usage.
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Hugo Blake
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Medieval Pottery Research Group
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1993
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Ceramic
Medieval
Pottery
Trade
Italy
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18 Apr 2023