Ceramic Production in the American Southwest

A dozen archaeologists examine the production of ceramics over nearly a thousand years of late prehistory, using different research approaches and focusing on different areas of the American Southwest. Together they point to increasing specialization as ceramics were made for exchange beyond household use, in response to stress from population growth and aggregation spread across wide areas. They focus on how many of what types of objects were made where and when, rather than on the methods of production or the economic and social mechanisms by which pottery moved through the region. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

General

ISBN		9780816515080
Fiction/Non-Fiction		Non-Fiction
Publisher		Univ of Arizona Pr
List Price		$46.00
Author		Mills, Barbara J.
Publication Date		09/01/1995
Release Status		Out of Print
Format		Hardcover
Language		English
Measurements		Height: 9.5 Inches (US) Width: 6.5 Inches (US) Thickness: 1.25 Inches (US) Unit Weight: 1.65 Pounds (US)
Editor		Crown, Patricia L. Mills, Barbara J.