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Foreword: Cultural Transmission and Ceramic Sociology
William A. Longacre
Preface
Acknowledgments
1. Why Breaking Down Boundaries Matters for Archaeological Research on
Learning and Cultural Transmission: An Introduction
Miriam T. Stark, Brenda J. Bowser, and Lee Horne
2. Patterns, Processes, and Parsimony: Studying Cultural Evolution with
Analytical Techniques from Evolutionary Biology
Mark Collard and Stephen J. Shennan
3. Gendered Technology, Kinship, and Cultural Transmission among Salish-
Speaking Communities on the Pacific Northwest Coast: A Preliminary
Investigation
Peter Jordan and Thomas Mace
4. Cultural Transmission of Copying Errors and the Evolution of Variation in
Woodland Pots
Jelmer W. Eerkens and Carl P. Lipo
5. Evolutionary Trajectories of Technological Traits and Cultural
Transmission: A Qualitative Approach to the Emergence and Disappearance
of the Ceramic Wheel-Fashioning Technique in the Southern Levant
Valentine Roux
6. Learning and Transmission of Pottery Style: Women's Life Histories and
Communities of Practice in the Ecuadorian Amazon
Brenda J. Bowser and John Q. Patton
7. Translating Ideologies: Tangible Meaning and Spatial Politics in the
Northwest Amazon of Brazil
Janet Chernela
8. Mother Bella Was Not a Bella: Inherited and Transformed Traditions in
Southwestern Niger
Olivier P. Gosselain
9. The Way of the Potter's Mother: Apprenticeship Strategies among Dii
Potters from Cameroon, West Africa
Hélène Wallaert-Pêtre
10. Technical Traditions and Cultural Identity: An Ethnoarchaeological Study
of Andhra Pradesh Potters
Laure Degoy-Thotakura
11. The Long Arm of the Mother-in-Law: Learning, Postmarital Resocialization
of Women, and Material Culture Style
Ingrid Herbich and Michael Dietler
12. Colonialism and Cuisine: Cultural Transmission, Agency, and History at
Zuni Pueblo
Barbara J. Mills
Bibliography
About the Editors
About the Contributors
Index
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Indigenous peoples -- Congresses.
Indigenous women -- Congresses.
Material culture -- Congresses.
Intercultural communication -- Congresses.
Ceramics -- Social aspects -- Congresses.