Ref ID:	34829
Ref Type:	Journal Article
Authors:	Longacre, William A. Stark, Miriam T.
Title:	Ceramics, kinship and space: a Kalinga example
Date:	1992
Source:	Journal of Anthropological Archaeology
Abstract:	Kalinga household pottery inventory data are used to evaluate relationships between social and spatial relations. Two objectives guide the research discussed in this paper: (1) to examine assemblage variability in pottery-producing and pottery-consuming villages and (2) to explore differences in ceramic patterning between households in two pottery-consuming villages. These disparities reflect separate sets of social relations that each pottery-consuming village has with the two pottery-producing villages. We discuss archaeological implications of our distributional analysis in our concluding comments.
Date Created:	7/4/2001
Volume:	11
Page Start:	125
Page End:	136