Ceramic Production in Early Hispanic California

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The presidios, missions, and pueblos of both Spanish and Mexican California have provided a rich trove of ceramics materials; however, sparse analysis of the more remote areas of New Spain left an...

Ceramics and ideology

By Patricia L. Crown

The late thirteenth-century Southwest was characterized by environmental change and a related dramatic population shift from north to south. The associated appearance, dissemination, and subsequent...

The Ceramic legacy of Anna O. Shepard

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"Revised papers from a 1988 conference on the history of ceramic technology in archaeology. Part I examines Shepard's research, covering her contributions to Mesoamerican archaeology. Part II deals...

Material Meanings

By Marcia Anne Dobres, Margaret W. Conkey, Miriam T. Stark, Philip J. III Arnold, Michael D. Glascock, Ronald L. Bishop, Cathy Lynne Costin, Hector A. Neff, H. Martin Wobst

Excavations at Seibal Department of Peten Guatemala III 1. Major Architecture and Caches. 2. Analyses of Fine Paste Ceramics Peabody Museum Memoirs

By Garman Harbottle, A. Ledyard Smith, Gordon R. Willey, Ronald L. Bishop, Edward V. Sayre, Robert L. Rands, Jeremy A. Sabloff

Ancient Maya art at Dumbarton Oaks

By Joanne Pillsbury

Ceramic Production in Early Hispanic California

By M. James Blackman, Russell K. Skowronek, Ronald L. Bishop

Ceramics Production And Exchange In The Petexbatun Region The Economic Parameters Of The Classic Maya Collapse

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