Craft Production in Complex Societies : Multicraft and Producer Perspectives

List of Illustrations vii List of Tables xiii Introduction 1(24) Izumi Shimada Section I: Case Studies in Multicraft and Related Production Multicrafting, Migration, and Identity in the American Southwest 25(19) Barbara J. Mills Middle Sican Multicraft Production: Resource Management and Labor Organization 44(24) David J. Goldstein Izumi Shimada A Community of Potters or Multicrafting Wives of Polygynous Lords? 68(29) William H. Isbell Craft Production in Classic Period Oaxaca: Implications for Monte Alban's Political Economy 97(23) Gary M. Feinman Linda M. Nicholas Classic Maya Elite Competition, Collaboration, and Performance in Multicraft Production 120(17) Takeshi Inomata Section II: Regional and Diachronic Syntheses Structures of Craft Production, Society, and Political Control: Late Prehistoric and Early Roman Temperate Europe 137(15) Peter S. Wells Multiple Crafts and Socioeconomic Associations in the Indus Civilization: New Perspectives from Harappa, Pakistan 152(32) Jonathan Mark Kenoyer Heather M.-L. Miller Co-Craft and Multicraft: Section-Mold Casting and the Organization of Craft Production at the Shang Capital of Anyang 184(43) Yung-ti Li Section III: Complementary Approaches to and Perspectives on Multicraft Production Diachronic Change in Crafts and Centers in South-Central Veracruz, Mexico 227(35) Barbara L. Stark It's All in a Day's Work: Occupational Specialization on the Peruvian North Coast, Revisited 262(19) Susan E. Ramirez Contributors 281(2) Index 283