Name: Ceramic Perspectives on Connectivity in the Ancient Mediterranean
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Author: Jill Hilditch;Martina Revello Lami
ISBN: 9789089646286

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Ceramic Perspectives on Connectivity in the Ancient Mediterranean

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Pallas Publications

Autor

Jill Hilditch;Martina Revello Lami

Colección

Amsterdam Archaeological Studies

Año

2025

N° páginas

344

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

29.7x21 cm

ISBN13

9789089646286

Ceramic Perspectives on Connectivity in the Ancient Mediterranean

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This volume uses ceramic studies across multiple spatial and diachronic scales to provide new insights into the connectivity of ancient Mediterranean communities.

The identification of ceramic imports within prehistoric and historic assemblages has long been the primary indicator for identifying connections between different sites and regions. Yet this has fostered a presence/absence diagnosis for contact between different communities. Approaches such as post-colonial perspectives and network analysis, which focus on the nature of the connections, are now beginning to offer more meaningful ways of considering past interactions. These approaches can bridge the traditional divide between “prehistoric” and “historic” and offer a valuable contribution to the wider study of past interactions in the ancient Mediterranean.

The geographical or topographical setting of an archaeological site is often acknowledged as an important factor in their significance or how well connected the community was within the cultural landscape. But to what extent do geographical categories such as “island,” “coast,” “mainland” or “hinterland” influence modern ideas on the dynamics of these ancient communities? This volume uses ceramic studies across multiple spatial and diachronic scales to provide new insights into the connectivity of ancient Mediterranean communities.