Titlebook: Consumer Choice in Historical Archaeology; Suzanne M. Spencer-Wood Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 artifacts.ceram

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Epidemiologie und Aufgaben des Arztessee differences in the size, shape, material, and decoration of each gravestone, and we assume that the consumer was able to choose freely from all the available options. All possible choices, however, are not open to every consumer. The complex interaction of the individual’s ethnicity and class st

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Rudolf Kruse,Erhard Schwecke,Jochen HeinsohnThis chapter analyzes three major factors which affected eighteenth-century archaeological ceramic assemblages in New York. Seven sites were studied. Four are rural. Three are in lower Manhattan, the location of colonial New York City and the colony’s major port. The following were considered:

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Standards und die UNIX-Industrie,Studies of socioeconomic status using archaeological materials have proliferated in recent years. Although certain material correlates of social group membership have been identified, the patterning in the data has often proved to be fairly subtle.

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Ceramics as Indicators of Status and Class in Eighteenth-Century New YorkThis chapter analyzes three major factors which affected eighteenth-century archaeological ceramic assemblages in New York. Seven sites were studied. Four are rural. Three are in lower Manhattan, the location of colonial New York City and the colony’s major port. The following were considered:

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Status Variation in Antebellum AlexandriaStudies of socioeconomic status using archaeological materials have proliferated in recent years. Although certain material correlates of social group membership have been identified, the patterning in the data has often proved to be fairly subtle.