REBAY-SALISBURY, K. / A. BRYSBAERT / L. FOXHALL, EDS.

: KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS AND CRAFT

TRADITIONS IN THE ANCIENT WORLD. MATERIAL CROSSOVERS
1. Material Crossovers: An Introduction Katharina Rebay-Salisbury, Ann Brysbaert and Lin Foxhall 2.
Material and Craft Networks in the Prehistory of Asia Minor: Transformations in Values and Societies
Bleda S. Dring 3. Buildings that Wrap Objects and Objects that Wrap Buildings Lesley McFadyen and
Ana Vale 4. Talking Shop: Multicraft Workshop Materials and Architecture in Prehistoric Tiryns, Greece
Ann Brysbaert 5. Temporality, Materiality and Womens Networks: The Production and Manufacture of
Loom Weights in the Greek and Indigenous Communities of Southern Italy Alessandro Quercia and Lin
Foxhall 6. Cloth Worth a Kings Ransom: Textile Circulation and Transmission of Textile Craft in the
Ancient Mediterranean Margarita Gleba 7. Interactions Between Basketry and Pottery in Early Iron Age
Attica, Greece Judit Haas-Lebegyev 8. Craftsmanship at Athens in the Eleventh Century BCE:
Improvisation, Networking and Pottery Making Rik Vaessen 9. Skeuomorphic Pottery and Consumer
Feedback Processes in the Ancient Mediterranean Justin St. P. Walsh 10. Materials Make People: How
Material Properties and Technologies Contribute to Figurine Shapes in Early Iron Age Central Europe
Katharina Rebay-Salisbury 11. A Bronze Age Ornament Network? Tracing the Herzsprung Symbol across
Europe Marion Uckelmann 12. Concluding and Future Thoughts on Material Crossovers Marcia-Anne
Dobres