Abstract
Two anthologies of archaeological ceramic-technology studies are discussed regarding their relative contributions to anthropological archaeology. Although the texts by Kolb and Lackey (1988) and Bronitsky (1989) are important reading for ceramic specialists, the latter volume is riddled with flaws and contains studies that rarely articulate well to socioeconomic or sociopolitical questions of archaeological relevance.
How to Cite: Senior L.M., (1993) “Potlatch and Potluck: Potshots at Recent Writings on Archaeological Ceramic Technology”, Arizona Anthropologist 10.
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