Papers from the EAA Third Annual Meeting at Ravenna 1997
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Papers from the EAA Third Annual Meeting at Ravenna 1997
edited by Mark Pearce & Maurizio Tosi, with Anna Maria Bietti Sestieri ... [et al.]
（BAR international series, v. 717-720）
Archaeopress, 1998
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Note
V. 3: edited by Alberto Moravetti
V. 4: edited by Sarah Milliken & Massimo Vidale
Contents of Works
- v. 1. Pre- and protohistory
- v. 2. Classical and medieval
- v. 3. Sardinia
- v. 4. Craft specialization : operational sequences and beyond
Description and Table of Contents
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v. 1 ISBN 9780860548942
Description
In this, the first of four volumes from the meeting, sixty-nine authors from Europe and the USA debate under three headings: The visibility of nomads and herders across the archaeological record'; The rise and decline of complex in Mediterranean Europe during the Middle and Late Bronze Age' and Archaeology and ethnicity'.
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v. 3 ISBN 9780860548966
Description
A large number of the contributors to the Ravenna (1997) meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists spoke about the explosion of research interest and new discoveries on the island of Sardinia. This book groups their papers together, providing a useful snapshot of current work.
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v. 4 ISBN 9780860548973
Description
Taking a broad perspective (from Palaeolithic to Post-Medieval and from pottery to metals) the contributors to this volume discuss the social organiztion of craft production in the past. Was there a trend towards increasing specialization as the complexity of the objects manufactured increased? What was the role of patronage in encouraging the growth of specialisms? These are all questions addressed in this volume of papers originally presented at the 3rd Meeting of the EAA, Ravenna 1997.
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