original ) (raw )Investigation of Middle to Late Woodland Transitional Pottery at Three Sites (40SQ115/40BS101, 40BS103, and 40BS107) in the Sequatchie Valley, Tennessee
Peter Sittig
2021
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Breaking the mold: Compositional insights into the organization of Mississippian (ca. AD 1050-1550) pottery production in southeastern North America
Trevor Duke
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2025
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Analyzing Style and Technology in the Eastern Woodlands.
Christina Rieth
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What's Grog Got to do With It? Ceramic Temper, Technological Processes, and Social Change in the Precolumbian Midwestern US
Elizabeth Watts Malouchos , Meghan Buchanan
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Pottery Production and Social Organization at Angel Mounds, a Mississippian Archaeological Site
Dru McGill
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Ceramic Production at Initial Middle Missouri Plains Villages: A Case Study of Method and Theory
Landon Karr
2013
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Communities of Practice in the Early Pottery Traditions of the American Southeast
Kenneth Sassaman
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Understanding Prehistoric Ceramic Technology from the Grand River Valley
Jeff Chivis
Mcnair Scholars Journal, 2003
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PLAIN POTS: A STUDY OF LATE WOODLAND POTTERY IN CENTRAL ALABAMA
Jason Mann
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Woodland Period Ceramic Provenance and the Exchange of Swift Creek Complicated Stamped Vessels in the Southeastern United States
Matthew T Boulanger
Journal of Archaeological Science 37(10): 2598-2611., 2010
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Residential Mobility and Pottery Use in the Western Great Basin
jelmer eerkens
Current Anthropology, 2003
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Ceramic Specialization and Agricultural Marginality: Do Ethnographic Models Explain the Development of Specialized Pottery Production In the Prehistoric American …
Karen Harry
American antiquity, 2005
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Community Scale and Complexity: The Ceramic Social Geography of Fourth Millennium B.P. Societies of Middle Savannah River Valley and Beyond
Kenneth Sassaman , Zackary Gilmore
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Economic and Social Interactions in the Piedmont Village Tradition-Mississippian Boundarylands of Southeastern North America, AD 1200-1600
Eric E . Jones
American Antiquity, 2020
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Pottery Production and Cultural Process: Prehistoric Ceramics from the Morgan Site
Fred Gudrian , Lucianne M Lavin
Northeast Historical Archaeology, 2013
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Middle Woodland Pottery Typology from Southwest Iowa
Joseph Tiffany
Plains Anthropologist, 1978
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Ceramic Variability and Ritual in Late Mississippian Southern Illinois
Alice Muntz
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Woodland Pottery Sourcing in the Carolina Sandhills
Joseph Herbert
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THE ROLE OF POTTERY FOR HUNTER-GATHERERS: IF ONLY BINFORD HAD LIKED CERAMICS
Chris Espenshade
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Where Worlds Collide: Late Woodland Potting Practice and Social Interaction in Upstate South Carolina
Trevor Duke
American Antiquity , 2023
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Post-marital Residence Patterns in the Late Archaic Coastal Southeast USA: Similarities in Stone Tools Revealed by Geometric Morphometrics
Michele Troutman , Matthew Sanger , Samuel M Bourcy , Quinn-Monique Ogden
Journal of Archaeological Method and theory, 2020
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Analysis of Ceramics and Lithics found in the area of Bartow county to determine the site function during the Middle to Late Woodland
Ryan H Bennett , Nicholas Flight
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The Origins of Pottery as a Practical Domestic Technology: Evidence from the Middle Queen Creek Area, Arizona
Christopher Garraty
Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 2011
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Exchange and Social Interaction in the Tennessee River Valley: A Geospatial Approach to the Analysis of Late Archaic Archaeological Sites
Justin Bailey
Masters Thesis, 2022
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The Archaeology of the Wood Pottery: Confounding the “Industrial” Transformation of Southern Stoneware Production after Edgefield
Jon Marcoux
Historical Archaeology, 2017
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Constructing community at civic-ceremonial centers: pottery-making practices at Crystal River and Roberts Island
thomas pluckhahn
Southeastern Archaeology, 2016
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The Origins of Pottery Among Late Prehistoric Hunter-gatherers in California and the Western Great Basin
Jelmer Eerkens
2001
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Onset of Pottery in the Subsistence Economy of Prehistoric Hunter-gatherers of the St. Johns River Valley
Sean P. Connaughton
2004
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An Analysis of Inorganic Container Technologies in the Northeastern Woodlands A Fabric-Type System of Classification for Early Pottery Traditions in New York State
Ammie Chittim
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Geochemical Sourcing of Fiber-tempered Pottery and the Organization of Late Archaic Stallings Communities in the American Southeast
Kenneth Sassaman , Zackary Gilmore
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The Effects of Geographical Distances on Pottery Assemblage Similarities: A Case Study from Northern Iroquoia
John P Hart
Journal of Archaeological Science, 2012
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Multi-Village Specialized Craft Production & the Distribution of Hohokam Sedentary Period Pottery, Tucson, Arizona
James Heidke
Interpreting Silent Artefacts: Petrographic Approaches to Archaeological Ceramics. , 2009
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Communities of Practice and Flintknapping Skill: An Analysis of Chipped Stone Tool Production Within Contact Period Cherokee Households (AD 1650-1740) in Western North Carolina
William G Hill
ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 2022
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Parowan Valley Potting Communities: Examining Technological Style in Fremont Snake Valley Corrugated Pottery
Scott Ure
Unpublished Master's Thesis, 2013
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Wallis, N., T. Pluckhahn, and M. Glascock. 2016. Sourcing Interaction Networks of the American Southeast: Neutron Activation Analysis of Swift Creek Complicated Stamped Pottery
Neill Wallis
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