Pottery from Various Cultures research paper

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목차

1. Introduction
2. Pottery from Various Cultures
3. Conclusion

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Introduction
Pottery is an ancient craftwork that various cultures have diverse approaches of doing. This assignment analyzes cultures of Moche, Nazca, Yoruban, Teotihuacan and Mayan in regard to their respective pottery cultures. Pottery acts as an archaeological evidence of the span of people settlement (Gibson 17). In its decorations and forms, archaeologists can draw histories over a period echoing transforming populations and evolution ways of life. Pottery is significant in archaeological excavations since it can applied to determine cultural series, define location groupings and shed light on marketable production, business and past ways of life. In spite of novel dating methodologies such as dendrochronology and radiocarbon, and despite the challenges linked to pottery, its utilization is habitually crucial since it can set up relative chronological series in different locations and may in sane circumstances be the simply accessible dating method

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