Title: |
Pottery and the archaeologist |
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Univ London Inst Archaeol Occas Publ
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Volume: |
4
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Biblio Note |
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Publication Type: |
Monograph (in Series)
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Abstract: |
Papers from a conference on different approaches to pottery assemblages. R F Jones (pp 1-5) outlines the potential of pottery for studies other than dating. I A Hodder (7-23) uses pottery from Kenya to identify groups and examine social constraints affecting distributions, although M Spriggs and D Miller (23-34) suggest from ethnographic work in E Indonesia that some factors affecting distributions are not discernible archaeologically. M Millett (35-48) analyses S English pottery as a functional artefact to reconstruct site activities, with special reference to Portchester fort. Problems of urban pottery are discussed by P Crummy and R Terry (49-60), the effects of residual pottery (and coins) on seriation techniques, and C R Orton (61-71) on pottery records for metropolitan sites. D F Williams (73-6) evaluates the potential of petrological analysis; M Millett (77-80) discusses the various ways of quantifying pottery. R Reece (81-5) in conclusion argues for an agnostic approach to assemblages to prevent historically biased inferences (eg was the Portchester occupation military?) D G |
Issue Editor: |
Martin Millett
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Year of Publication: |
1979
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ISBN: |
0 905853 08 3 |
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Date Of Issue From:
1979
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Source: |
BIAB
(British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA))
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Created Date: |
05 Dec 2008 |