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Hi Adam, Skip Abernathy and David Marcus analyzed Jewish sites in Arkansas.
Chuck Orser, in his article in the Archaeologies of Poverty issue of HA
found that the Jewish site ceramics in five points included more edged and
only one TP pattern compared to much more TP at other sites. You might want
to ask the folks who gave papers in the Jewish Diaspora session in Quebec
City last year.
regards,
suzanne
On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 1:05 PM, adam heinrich <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am inquiring about research into the archaeology of Jewish households in
> the 19th century. I am particularly interested in ceramic and glassware
> consumption regarding the types, sets, and decorative motifs found at the
> sites.
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> Any leads would be appreciated. Thank you, Adam Heinrich
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