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Commentary On Farbstein, R. "Technologies Of Art", Katherine Szabo Jan 2011

Commentary On Farbstein, R. "Technologies Of Art", Katherine Szabo

Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health - Papers: part A

Chaîne opératoire, as both an analytical approach and a sociotechnical perspective, has had a presence in material culture literature for some considerable time. However despite the longevity of the concept, its full potential for the comparative study of material culture production and consumption has not really been realized within archaeology. Here, Farbstein explores this area through looking at the production of mobiliary art in a range of raw materials at Pavlovian Upper Paleolithic sites.