The Organization of Crafts in Third Millennium Babylonia: The Case of Potters

Piotr Steinkeller

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A partir des evidences epigraphiques cuneiformes et archeologiques, l'auteur presente dans cet article le contexte institutionnel, le statut economique et social, les activites professionnelles, la production et l'industrie ceramique, et la situation des potiers par rapport aux autres corps artisanaux en Babylonie au IIIe millenaire

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