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Produktbild: South Asian Ceramics
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South Asian Ceramics Archaeology, Ethnography, Material Sciences and Global Connections

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

16.12.2026

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Herausgeber

Alok Kumar Kanungo + weitere

Verlag

Taylor and Francis

Seitenzahl

752

Maße (L/B)

23,4/15,6 cm

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-04-122338-2

Beschreibung

Portrait

Alok Kumar Kanungo is an associate research professor at the Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar and an adjunct associate professor at Flinders University.

K. Rajan is a former professor at Pondicherry University and current academic and research advisor to the Tamil Nadu State Department of Archaeology.

R. Sivanantham is a joint director of the Tamil Nadu State Department of Archaeology and served as a deputy director and commissioner¿in¿charge (2021-23).

Produktdetails

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

16.12.2026

Abbildungen

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Verlag

Taylor and Francis

Seitenzahl

752

Maße (L/B)

23,4/15,6 cm

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-04-122338-2

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Libri GmbH
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36244 Bad Hersfeld
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Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: South Asian Ceramics

  • Foreword; Preface; List of Contributors; Section I DOCUMENTATION, TYPOLOGY, PAINTING AND DESIGN: Chapter 1 Painted and Decorated Pottery of the Indus Tradition 6500-3000 BP (4500-1000 BCE): Origins, Continuity and Change; Chapter 2 Mesolithic Pottery with Special Reference to North-Central India; Chapter 3 Chalcolithic Bowls of Balathal: A Study of Vessel Proportion; Chapter 4 Ochre Coloured Pottery and Painted Grey Ware: Continuity and Change from the Harappan Civilisation; Chapter 5 Chronological Features of Ceramics from Vadnagar Excavation, Gujarat; Chapter 6 New Approaches towards Understanding the Ceramics from Coastal West Bengal; Chapter 7 The Voice of a Pot: Reconstructing Societies through Practices of Production; Section II CHRONOLOGIES: Chapter 8 Tracing the Origins: Investigating Early Harappan Ceramic Traditions in Gujarat; Chapter 9 Revisiting the Bronze Age Ceramics of Gujarat: The Cultural-Chronological Connections; Chapter 10 Ceramic Chronologies of Tamil Nadu: An Overview; Chapter 11 Stability and Change in South Indian Ceramics: A View from Kadebakele; Chapter 12 Relative Chronology, Ceramic Typology and Communities of Practice: Historicising Ceramic Consumption Practices in Ancient South Deccan Mortuary Ritual; Chapter 13 Northern Black Polished Ware: Antiquity of an Ancient Science; Chapter 14 Analytical Index of the Pottery from 6th to 13th Century CE: Case Study of the Ceramics from Ancient Bengal; Section III TRADE AND CULTURE CONTACT: Chapter 15 The Indian Red Polished Ware: Stratigraphic, Visual and Typological Analyses; Chapter 16 Early Historic Trade Ceramics in Southern India; Chapter 17 Beyond Imports: Locally-Made and Hybrid Industries as Tracers of Early South Asia-Southeast Asia Interactions (500 BCE-100 CE); Chapter 18 Torpedo Jars of Mesopotamian Origin at Vadnagar - A Tale of Interaction during 1st Millennium CE; Section IV EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES AND ETHNOARCHAEOLOGY: Chapter 19 Experimental Reconstruction of a 6th Century BCE Greek Updraft Pottery Kiln, and Its Socio-Technical Implications to Harappan Kilns; Chapter 20 Ethnoarchaeology in the Field: A Cautionary Tale from Potters in Mewar; Chapter 21 Experimental Archaeology and Ethnoarchaeology - Pottery Techniques Perspective; Chapter 22 Ceramic Tradition of Ladakh; Chapter 23 Ceramics in Northeast India: Recent Studies; Chapter 24 Cord-Marked Pottery Tradition of Nagaland: Survival and Continuity; Section V PYROTECHNOLOGY: Chapter 25 Ceramics in the Indus Tradition: Technology, Gender and Ideology; Chapter 26 Chemical-Technological Analyses of the Li People Ceramics of Hainan Island: The Problem of Preserving Pottery Traditions; Chapter 27 On the Importance of Technical Ceramics: Archaeometric Analyses and Historical Interpretation of Crucibles, Furnaces, Moulds and Tuyères; Section VI MICROSCOPY AND COMPOSITIONAL STUDY: Chapter 28 Microstructural Analyses of Harappan Ceramics from Gujarat; Chapter 29 Scientific Inquiry of Ganeshwar Ceramics of Sikar District, Rajasthan; Chapter 30 From the East to the West: Investigating the Presence of 'South China Sea Ceramics' in South Asia from the 2nd Millennium BCE to the Early 1st Millennium CE; Chapter 31 Some Aspects of Northern Black Polished Ware Manufacturing Technologies; Chapter 32 The Geochemical Study of Bitumen Coating the Interior Face of Torpedo Jars (3rd-7th c. CE) from India: Composition and Origin; Chapter 33 The Elemental Composition of Late Medieval Monochrome Glaze Ceramics from the West Coast India; Section VII RESIDUE ANALYSES, GLAZING AND CONSERVATION: Chapter 34 From Pot to Plate: The Status and Future Scope of Lipid Residue Analysis in South Asian Archaeology; Chapter 35 A Matter of Colour: An Insight into the Colouring Technologies of Indian Glazed Ceramic Tiles; Chapter 36 Earth to Exhibit: Conserving Ceramics at Archaeological Sites; Index.