Pottery fragments are the most numerous
finds on Neolithic sites throughout the Central Balkans.
Chronological systems in Neolithic archaeology are
based upon ceramic forms and ornamental techniques.
Unfortunately, many other aspects of pottery have
been neglected. Pottery ethnoarchaeology, along with
experimental and interdisciplinary research, must be used
as the main source of information about certain aspects
of production and use of ceramic vessels, as well as in
the reconstruction of social organisation, labor division
and labor investment in ceramic production, vessel
use-life, breakage and discard patterns, among others. A
methodology of use-wear trace identification – abrasion,
carbon deposition and surface attrition – on Early
Neolithic pottery from the site of Blagotin was established
according to the results of ethnoarchaeological research
among traditional communities. Ethnoarchaeological
evidence was also the main source of information in
researching tec...hnological aspects of pottery production
such as forming techniques and firing procedures, as
well as the emergence of standardisation and craft
specialisation in the production of Late Neolithic pottery
from Vinča.
Keywords:
pottery / Neolithic / ethnoarchaeology / forming techniques / pottery use / pottery production
Source:
Traditional pottery making from the ethnoarchaeological point of view. Scientific Research and Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage, 2014, 6-19
TY - CHAP
AU - Vuković, Jasna
PY - 2014
UR - http://reff.f.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/3804
AB - Pottery fragments are the most numerous
finds on Neolithic sites throughout the Central Balkans.
Chronological systems in Neolithic archaeology are
based upon ceramic forms and ornamental techniques.
Unfortunately, many other aspects of pottery have
been neglected. Pottery ethnoarchaeology, along with
experimental and interdisciplinary research, must be used
as the main source of information about certain aspects
of production and use of ceramic vessels, as well as in
the reconstruction of social organisation, labor division
and labor investment in ceramic production, vessel
use-life, breakage and discard patterns, among others. A
methodology of use-wear trace identification – abrasion,
carbon deposition and surface attrition – on Early
Neolithic pottery from the site of Blagotin was established
according to the results of ethnoarchaeological research
among traditional communities. Ethnoarchaeological
evidence was also the main source of information in
researching technological aspects of pottery production
such as forming techniques and firing procedures, as
well as the emergence of standardisation and craft
specialisation in the production of Late Neolithic pottery
from Vinča.
PB - National Museum in Belgrade
T2 - Traditional pottery making from the ethnoarchaeological point of view. Scientific Research and Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage
T1 - Pottery Ethnoarchaeology and Archaeology of Neolithic
EP - 19
SP - 6
UR - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_3804
ER -
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author = "Vuković, Jasna",
year = "2014",
abstract = "Pottery fragments are the most numerous
finds on Neolithic sites throughout the Central Balkans.
Chronological systems in Neolithic archaeology are
based upon ceramic forms and ornamental techniques.
Unfortunately, many other aspects of pottery have
been neglected. Pottery ethnoarchaeology, along with
experimental and interdisciplinary research, must be used
as the main source of information about certain aspects
of production and use of ceramic vessels, as well as in
the reconstruction of social organisation, labor division
and labor investment in ceramic production, vessel
use-life, breakage and discard patterns, among others. A
methodology of use-wear trace identification – abrasion,
carbon deposition and surface attrition – on Early
Neolithic pottery from the site of Blagotin was established
according to the results of ethnoarchaeological research
among traditional communities. Ethnoarchaeological
evidence was also the main source of information in
researching technological aspects of pottery production
such as forming techniques and firing procedures, as
well as the emergence of standardisation and craft
specialisation in the production of Late Neolithic pottery
from Vinča.",
publisher = "National Museum in Belgrade",
journal = "Traditional pottery making from the ethnoarchaeological point of view. Scientific Research and Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage",
booktitle = "Pottery Ethnoarchaeology and Archaeology of Neolithic",
pages = "19-6",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_3804"
}
Vuković, J.. (2014). Pottery Ethnoarchaeology and Archaeology of Neolithic. in Traditional pottery making from the ethnoarchaeological point of view. Scientific Research and Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage
National Museum in Belgrade., 6-19.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_3804
Vuković J. Pottery Ethnoarchaeology and Archaeology of Neolithic. in Traditional pottery making from the ethnoarchaeological point of view. Scientific Research and Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage. 2014;:6-19.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_3804 .
Vuković, Jasna, "Pottery Ethnoarchaeology and Archaeology of Neolithic" in Traditional pottery making from the ethnoarchaeological point of view. Scientific Research and Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage (2014):6-19,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_3804 .
