"Ceramics in Archaeology: Readings from American Antiquity, 1936-2002" is a comprehensive collection of scholarly articles on the use of ceramics in archaeological research. Drawing on the prestigious journal "American Antiquity," the book presents a wide range of perspectives and approaches to the study of ceramics, from typology and chronology to social, economic, and political analysis.

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18cm x 25.5cm, 370 pages, Softcover, 2005 (Condition: Very Good) 

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