The Transmission of Technical Knowledge in the Production of Ancient Mediterranean Pottery

Genel Açıklama

Proceedings of the International Conference at the Austrian Archaeological Institute at Athens 23rd– 25th November 2012

368 s, renkli ve s/b resimler, sert kapak ciltli, İngilizce (sırtı hafif ezik).

Contents

• Walter Gauß – Gudrun Klebinder-Gauß – Constance von Rüden / Introduction

Skill and Learning Networks

• Ina Berg / Potting Skill and Learning Networks in Bronze Age Crete 
• Constance von Rüden / Approaching Ancient Techniques. From Technology to Bodily Learning and Skill  

Making Pots in a Transcultural Perspective: The Impact of Moving Potters on the Transmission of Technical Knowledge

• Ann E. Killebrew / In the Footsteps of the Philistine Potters. Tracking the Dissemination of Technical Knowledge in the Production of Twelfth Century B.C. Aegean-Style Pottery to the Coastal Southern Levant
• Bartłomiej Lis – Štěpán Rückl – Maria Choleva / Mobility in the Bronze Age Aegean: The Case of Aeginetan Potters
• Gudrun Klebinder-Gauß – Sara Strack / An Aeginetan Potters’ Workshop in Athens?
• Conor P. Trainor – Peter J. Stone / Winners, Losers, and Survivors of Roman Imperialism. A Case Study from the Northern Peloponnese
• Elisabetta Borgna – Sara T. Levi / The Italo-Mycenaean Connection. Some Considerations on the Technological Transfer in the Field of Pottery Production 
• Ines Balzer / Technological Innovations in Pottery. Examples from Celtic ›Princely‹ Sites (6th to 5th Century B.C.) in Continental Europe 

Technical Change in Social Context

• Valentine Roux – Caroline Jeffra / The Spreading of the Potter’s Wheel in the Ancient Mediterranean. A Social Context-Dependent Phenomenon 
• Marco Iamoni / Pottery Production during the Third and Second Millennium B.C. in Western Syria. The Development of Ceramic Technology as a Result of the Rise of Qatna as a Regional Capital 
• Jeremy B. Rutter / Ceramic Technology in Rapid Transition. The Evidence from Settlement Deposits of the Shaft Grave Era at Tsoungiza (Corinthia)
• Michael Lindblom – Walter Gauß – Evangelia Kiriatzi / Some Reflections on Ceramic Technology Transfer at Bronze Age Kastri on Kythera, Kolonna on Aegina, and Lerna in the Argolid
• Anne-Marie Curé / Wheelmade Pottery and Socioeconomic Changes in Indigenous Mediterranean Gaul Societies during the Early Iron Age
• Dirk Paul Mielke / Between Transfer and Interaction: Phoenician Pottery Technology on the Iberian Peninsula 

Technical Choices as Social Choices

• Olivier Gosselain / Roads, Markets, Migrants. The Historical Trajectory of a Male Hausa Pottery Tradition in Southern Niger
• Ariane Jacobs – Christina Makarona – Karin Nys – Philippe Claeys / Production and Ceramic Technology at the Late Bronze Age Site of Alassa-Pano Mandilaris (Cyprus-Kouris Valley). First Things First: Understanding the Nature of the Raw Material(s) and Other Source(s)
• Alessandro Quercia / The Production and Distribution of Early Greek-Style Cooking Wares in Areas of Cultural Contact: The Case of Southern Italy and Sicily 

The Art of Firing: Kiln Technology and Firing Practise

• Ian Whitbread – David Dawson / Kiln Construction and Use in Greece. Communicating Technical Knowledge
• Susanne Prillwitz – Anno Hein / A Closer Look at Updraft Pottery Kiln Constructions Based on Middle Helladic to Iron Age Examples in the Aegean 
• Addresses of Contributors