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Notes on Pottery-Making in Antigua

Posted on 1964 by Jerome Handler

1964 (Jerome S. Handler) “Notes on Pottery-Making in Antigua.” Man: A Record of Anthropological Science 64: 150-51 The following comments are based upon notes recorded during a brief stay in August, 1962, on the Lesser Antilles island of Antigua, British … Continue reading →

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Pottery Making in Rural Barbados

Posted on 1963 by Jerome Handler

1963 (Jerome Handler) “Pottery Making in Rural Barbados.” Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 19: 314-34. This paper describes some of the more salient technological, economic, and sociological factors surrounding the production of pottery as these existed in the early 1960s, when … Continue reading →

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A Historical Sketch of Pottery Manufacture in Barbados

Posted on 1963 by Jerome Handler

1963 (Jerome S. Handler) “A Historical Sketch of Pottery Manufacture in Barbados.” JBMHS 30: 129-53. Traces the roots of the island’s pottery industry within the context of the needs of early sugar manufacturing and the kinds of vessels that were … Continue reading →

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