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050			_aNK3803 _bP53 2015
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245			_aPlain pottery traditions of the eastern Mediterranean and Near East : _bproduction, use, and social significance / _cedited by Claudia Glatz.
260			_aWalnut Creek, California : _bLeft Coast Press, _c2015.
300			_a257 p. : _billust. ; _c24 cm.
490			_aUCL Institute of Archaeology Publications ; _vVolume 67.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505			_a1. Introduction : Plain and Simple? Another Look at Plain Pottery Traditions in Early Complex Societies / Claudia Glatz -- 2. The Economic Implications of Patterns of Ceramic Vessel Similarity in Ancient Egypt / Sarah L. Sterling -- 3. Cultural Transmission, Migration and Plain Wheel-Made Pottery in the Middle Bronze Age II Southern Levant / Valentine Roux -- 4. Colonial Cups? The Minoan Plain Handleless Cup as Icon and Index / Carl Knappett and Jill Hilditch -- 5. Plain Wares and Urban Identities in Late Bronze Age Cyprus / Lindy Crewe -- 6. Conspicuous Consumption of Inconspicuous Pottery : The Case of the Late Bronze Age Southern Levant / Sharon Zuckerman -- 7. The Evolution of Plain Ware Ceramics at the Regional Capital of Alalakh in the Second Millennium BC / Mara Horowitz -- 8. Plain Pots, Festivals and Feasting in Late Bronze Age Anatolia / Claudia Glatz -- 9. Ceramic Consumption and Social Context at Middle and Neo-Assyrian Dur-Katlimmu / Janoscha Kreppner.
520			_a"The evolution and proliferation of plain and predominantly wheel-made pottery presents a characteristic feature of the societies of the Near East and Eastern Mediterranean since the fourth millennium B.C. This plain pottery has received little detailed archaeological attention in comparison to aesthetically more pleasing and chronologically sensitive decorated traditions. Yet, their simplicity and standardization suggest they are products of craft specialists, the result of high-volume production, and therefore important in understanding the social systems in early complex societies. This volume -reevaluates the role and significance of plain pottery traditions from both historically specific perspectives and from a comparative point of view; -examines the uses and functions of this pottery in relation to social negotiation and group identity formation; -helps scholars understand cross-regional similarities in development and use"-- Provided by publisher.
650			_aPottery, Ancient _zMiddle East.
650			_aPottery _xSocial aspects _zMiddle East. _936046
651			_aMiddle East _vAntiquities. _91038
651			_aMiddle East _vSocial conditions. _91958
700			_aGlatz, Claudia, _eeditor.
830			_aUCL Institute of Archaeology Publications ; _vVolume 67.
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