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

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South Asian Ceramics presents the most up¿tödate research on South Asian ceramics, exploring their origins, evolution, and cultural significance over 5,000 years.

Highlighting the collapse of India's traditional ceramic industry and its historical connections across the Indian Ocean, Mediterranean, and...

Beschreibung

South Asian Ceramics presents the most up¿tödate research on South Asian ceramics, exploring their origins, evolution, and cultural significance over 5,000 years.

Highlighting the collapse of India's traditional ceramic industry and its historical connections across the Indian Ocean, Mediterranean, and Southeast Asia, this book provides insights into the archaeological, ethnographic, and scientific study of South Asian ceramics, including their typology, symbolism, and technological advancements. It combines cutting¿edge research in archaeometry, experimental studies, and conservation, offering tools to develop new ceramic research. It features seven comprehensive themes, from pyro technology to trade and cultural contact.

South Asian Ceramics is for researchers and students of archaeology, anthropology, and material culture, working in ceramics and South Asian history, cultural heritage, or material¿based research.

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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

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

16.12.2026

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Herausgeber Alok Kumar Kanungo + weitere

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

16.12.2026

Abbildungen

schwarz-weiss Illustrationen, farbige Illustrationen, Raster,schwarz-weiss, Raster, farbig, Tabellen, schwarz-weiss, Tabellen, farbig

Herausgeber
Verlag Taylor and Francis
Seitenzahl

752

Maße (L/B)

23,4/15,6 cm

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-04-122337-5

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • 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.