Jeffrey
Can I get a copy of your OAS Euroamerican artifact analysis framework?
Bob Genheimer
George Rieveschl Curator of Archaeology
Cincinnati Museum Center
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From: HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of
Boyer, Jeffrey, DCA
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 12:03 AM
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Subject: Re: Milk...a beverage...or food
Carol,
In the OAS Euroamerican artifact analysis framework, milk bottles (I'm assuming you mean the bottles in which milk was either purchasd or delivered to residences from the dairy) would be classified as Food items. The other option would be Indulgence items, but we would generally not consider milk in that category, although I suppose there might be circumstances in which one could consider milk as an indulgence. Our framework is flexible enough to allow for that possibility if you wanted to do so . . .
Jeff
Jeffrey L. Boyer, RPA
Project Director
Office of Archaeological Studies, Museum of New Mexico
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From: HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY on behalf of Carol Serr
Sent: Thu 4/5/2007 3:51 PM
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Subject: Milk...a beverage...or food
Ok...I'll ask a "dumb" question... Do milk bottles get designated (as
once holding) a FOOD...or a BEVERAGE in your artifact classifications?
I consider juice, soda, mineral water...as beverages...
I haven't had milk in ages...but, I was never one to chug milk all by
itself as a "refreshing" drink (beverage). I only drank it with meals
(or chocolate chip cookies!)...as a "supplement"...of sorts. A liquid
food... (well, really just something to wash down the large particles,
ha ha). I pretty much only drink water these days...as a beverage.
So...what is the convention (or is there even one?)...for how this
consumable liquid (well, actually the containers that once held it)
would be designated in an artifact classification...and Why?
Thanks.
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