Producción alfarera en Piura (Perú): estilos técnicos y diacronía

Looking for markers of collective identity (ethnicity) archaeologists have renewed their studies on the pottery workshops, in order to identify modes of making objects (technical style). These three concepts (collective identity, pottery workshops, technical style) have been shaped by ethnography. N...

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Main Author: Gabriel Ramón Joffré
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Institut Français d'Études Andines 2008-11-01
Series:Bulletin de l'Institut Français d'Études Andines
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/bifea/2985
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description Looking for markers of collective identity (ethnicity) archaeologists have renewed their studies on the pottery workshops, in order to identify modes of making objects (technical style). These three concepts (collective identity, pottery workshops, technical style) have been shaped by ethnography. Nevertheless, the ethnographic evidence is also historical: it changes in time and space. In the following, this essay will discuss the synchronic variability of pottery techniques in a vast region of northern Perú and its implications for the interpretation of the (pre-colonial) past through objects.
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Producción alfarera en Piura (Perú): estilos técnicos y diacronía
Bulletin de l'Institut Français d'Études Andines
ethnography
pottery production
archaeology
material culture
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title Producción alfarera en Piura (Perú): estilos técnicos y diacronía
title_full Producción alfarera en Piura (Perú): estilos técnicos y diacronía
title_fullStr Producción alfarera en Piura (Perú): estilos técnicos y diacronía
title_full_unstemmed Producción alfarera en Piura (Perú): estilos técnicos y diacronía
title_short Producción alfarera en Piura (Perú): estilos técnicos y diacronía
title_sort produccion alfarera en piura peru estilos tecnicos y diacronia
topic ethnography
pottery production
archaeology
material culture
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