Bucket-Shaped Pots: Style, chronology and regional diversity in Norway in the Late Roman and Migration Periods: Style, chronology and regional diversity in Norway in the Late Roman and Migration Periods

A Study Of Bucket-shaped Pots From 986 Norwegian Graves. These Graves Include Altogether 1179 Bucket-shaped Pots Or Fragments Of Pots. Bucket-shaped Pots Represent A Ceramic Category That Is Special To Norway. Other Than In Norway, Only A Few Pots Have Been Recorded In Sweden, And Only A Single Find Comes From Denmark. The Premise Of This Study Is The Consideration That A Thorough And Careful Analysis Of Bucket-shaped Pots Will Provide Information About Manufacture, Specialization And Workshops, And Indentify Regional Groups And Regional Identity In The Late Roman And Migration Periods, Aspects That So Far Have Received Little Attention. It Also Helps Better Clarify The Chronology Of Some Of The Important Artefact Categories In Norway In This Period.--publisher's Web Site. Asbjørn Engevik Jr. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 191-198). Cover Page Title Page Copyright Acknowledgements List of figures List of tables Chapter 1: Theme and aims of the study Chapter 2: Discussions of style, technology and communication Chapter 3: Previous investigations of bucket-shaped pots Chapter 4: Overview of the chronology for the Late Roman and Migration periods Chapter 5: Classification Chapter 6: Material analysis Chapter 7: Correlation analysis – decoration schemes– shapes –chronology Chapter 8: Correlation of weapons and various types of dress accessories Chapter 9: Manufacture of bucket-shaped pots Chapter 10: Standardized manufacture, workshops and individual potters Chapter 11: Regions and regional identity Chapter 12: Summary and conclusions References Appendix