Materializing Identities: An African Perspective
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...As clearly demonstrated by a broad spectrum of studies cross-cutting different but related disciplines (cultural anthropology, sociology, ethnosciences, archaeology, history), these myriad phenomena result from complex interactions between technical systems and social contexts (e.g., Akrich, 1994; Cresswell, 1996; Dobres and Hoffman, 1994, 1999; Gosselain, 2000; Latour and Lemonnier, 1994; Lechtman, 1977; Lechtman and Steinberg, 1979; ......
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...More work also is needed on the nature of material correlates for social boundaries, which are complicated (e.g., Dietler and Herbich, 1994; Gosselain, 1998, 2000; MacEachern, 1998; Stark, 1999; Stark et al., 2000; Sterner, 1992; Welsch and Terrell, 1998) and exhibit clinal variability that remains…...
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...…identities, can be studied within individual communities, within regions, and even across parts of continents (e.g., Cort and Lefferts, 2000; De Crits, 1994; Gelbert, 1999; Gosselain, 2000, pp. 204–207; Hosler, 1996; Mahias, 1993; Sillar, 1997, pp. 12–13; Vander Linden and Gosselain, 1996, p. 19)....
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...Seeking the past in the present: Archaeological implications of ethnographic pottery studies in Kenya....
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...Other steps in the manufacturing sequence are more sensitive to change, like decoration, firing techniques like smudging, and most postfiring treatments (e.g., Gelbert, 1999, p. 219; Gosselain, 2000, pp. 191–193)....
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