Early pottery technology, production and circulation:
This paper aims to explore early pottery technology, production and circulation through the interdisciplinary study (combined macroscopic and petrographic analysis) of the pottery assemblages from a series of Early Neolithic sites in the region of Thessaly, central Greece, dated to the second half of the seventh millennium BC.
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