Sentence examples for ceramic styles from inspiring English sources

The Wildenhains had similar ceramic styles: They both streaked and speckled wheel-thrown pots in earth tones, and sometimes inscribed birds and village scenes on the clay.

A study of teeth from human remains in the region revealed that the victims were biologically distinct from other nearby groups, supporting the findings of previous studies (of such features as architecture technologies, ceramic styles, and mortuary practices) that indicated the presence of multiple different Pueblo ethnic groups in the region.

Even though the abandonment of Mochica traditions in SJM (funerary practices and ceramic styles) appears quite rapid, SJM was constantly occupied whereby local traditions were being reshaped.

Our results reveal that Iron Age KBR communities operated within a complex regional exchange sphere, and beyond this showed greatest affinity with Phrygian ceramic styles.

We find that data from a recently excavated Late Coalition period village on the Pajarito Plateau of New Mexico, Burnt Mesa Pueblo, exhibits less diversity in ceramic style than would be expected, if ceramic styles were "neutral," using as a baseline the ceramic diversity that typifies local hamlets of the Early Coalition period.

However, given the evident continuity in local ceramic styles from the Middle to Late Preclassic, the change in attributes from Olmec to Maya may have been more an ideological than a physical transition.

Mr. Romero transforms Mimbres bowls -- a prehistoric pueblo ceramic style -- into works of stinging social commentary.

There Yamaguchi married a black woman and created a unique ceramic style by blending Asian and African-American techniques.

The most important evidence of art in the early western Pacific is the ceramic style called Lapita, after a site in New Caledonia.

From about the turn of the 1st millennium ce, in some areas of what are now central Zambia, southeastern Zimbabwe, Malawi, and eastern South Africa, changes in ceramic style were paralleled by a change in the location and nature of settlements.

This was obtained through the analysis of a charcoal fragment extracted from a jug ascribed to this ceramic style.