The Organization of Craft Production in a 3rd Millennium BCE North Mesopotamian City State
Helms T, Tamm A (2018)
Publication Language: English
Publication Type: Book chapter / Article in edited volumes
Publication year: 2018
Publisher: Rudolf Habelt
Edited Volumes: Craft production systems in a cross-cultural perspective
City/Town: Bonn
Pages Range: 7-52
Abstract
The article discusses the production of lithic artifacts and ceramics at Tell Chuera, a major 3rd millennium
BCE site in North Syria. It will be demonstrated that the manufacture of these artifacts can
be differentiated into several sub-modes, each of which representing a different way of organizing
the supply with everyday goods in an Early Bronze Age city-state. The article summarizes previous
considerations on the organization of craft production and domestic production at Chuera and
draws upon published as well as unpublished data.
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APA:
Helms, T., & Tamm, A. (2018). The Organization of Craft Production in a 3rd Millennium BCE North Mesopotamian City State. In Bentz M, Helms T (Eds.), Craft production systems in a cross-cultural perspective. (pp. 7-52). Bonn: Rudolf Habelt.
MLA:
Helms, Tobias, and Alexander Tamm. "The Organization of Craft Production in a 3rd Millennium BCE North Mesopotamian City State." Craft production systems in a cross-cultural perspective. Ed. Bentz M, Helms T, Bonn: Rudolf Habelt, 2018. 7-52.
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