This is the second of two articles reviewing the burgeoning literature on recent ceramic
analysis. The first (Journal of Archaeological Research, Vol. 4, No. 2, 1996)(pp. 133–163) …

Behavioral archaeology offers a way of examining the past by highlighting human
engagement with the material culture of the time.'Behavioral Archaeology: Principles and …

My ethnoarchaeological experience among the Kalinga changed forever the way I look at
pottery. When I pick up a vessel and see the patterns of soot, I can also smell the smoky …

Fifteen years ago Casteel and Grayson (1977) identified potential ambiguity in the
definitions of quantitative terms and units used by zooarchaeologists. As solutions they …

This paper reviews ceramic ethnoarchaeological research conducted subsequent to
Kramer's (1985) seminal stock-taking. Among current trends are a continued interest in the …

The study of the human-made world, whether it is called artifacts, material culture, or
technology, has burgeoned across the academy. Archaeologists have for cen-ries led the …

Ethnoarchaeology is the study of relationships between human behavior and its material
consequences in the present. Practitioners hope to establish consistent links between the …

The recent literature on ceramic analysis, which has grown dramatically over the last 8
years, is reviewed in two articles. In this first article attention focuses on studies of function …

¿ Estamos los colombianos condenados a la violencia? De tanto convivir con experiencias
violentas en la casa, en la calle,¿ estaremos insensibilizándonos definitivamente ante el …

Many strands of archaeology have not succeeded in disentangling the complex relationship
between humans and things. They are based on the anthropocentric notion that the …