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Technology and Style: Potters and Pottery Among Bafia of Cameroon

Gosselain, Olivier P.·1992·Man

Abstract

En analysant la production de la poterie chez les Bafia du Cameroun et en comparant leur chaine operatoire a celles de groupes voisins et distants, l'A. tente de demontrer que les processus technologiques ne sont pas regis par des contraintes environnementales et fonctionnelles et qu'il reste de la place pour l'expression stylistique. Certaines etapes de la chaine operatoire, du fait qu'elles sont peu sensibles aux innovations et dependantes des modalites d'apprentissage, sont des parametres stylistiques utiles aux archeologues

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Authors
Gosselain, O. P.
Venue
Man
Publisher
JSTOR
Published
1992-09
Volume
27
Issue
3
Pages
559
ISSN
0025-1496
Cited by
165
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