Ethnoarchaeology of the Kalinga
This set emphasizes both the technology of pottery making and the subtle ways in
which potter variation reflects the social organization and behavior of a living
community, that of the Kalinga of the Philippines. Since the focus is on
pottery, it has a direct bearing upon both method and theory for the
archaeologist, ethnologist and the art historian. By William A. Longacre.
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