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Ceramics and change: an overview of pottery production techniques in northern South Africa and eastern Zimbabwe during the first and second millennium AD
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As recorded among neighbouring Karanga contemporaries, Manyika potters possibly relied on two broad networks for trading their wares: their homesteads and local marketplaces.
“as recorded amongst their neighbouring Karanga contemporaries, potters possibly relied on two broad networks for trading their wares: their homesteads and local marketplaces”
From Nyanga pottery and the Manyika ethnohistory: towards a decolonised archaeology of the Nyanga agricultural complex (2021) · cites this paper as Lindahl and Pikirayi, 2010
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- Lindahl, A., & Pikirayi, I.
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- Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences
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- 2010-05-18
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