Kilns in East and North Asia: The adoption of ceramic industries

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Archaeology of East Asia
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Part I: Overview: Kilns and kiln research in East Asia
	1. Introduction
	2. Kilns in East Asia and Their Characteristics
	3. The Basic Concept and Appearance of Tunnel Kilns: Ethnoarchaeology and Sue-Ware Kilns from the Po
	4. An Essay on Interdisciplinary Kiln Research and Agile Research Design
	5. Provenance Studies and Beyond
Part II: Advances of Kiln Manufacture in China
	6. Porcelain Manufacturing of the Pre-Qin Period in Zhejiang
	7. Value Construction of Proto-Porcelain Skeuomorphs in the Yue State in Southeast China
	8. Tile Kilns and Roof-Tile Production in Ancient China
	9. Pottery and Long-Distance Trade in East Asia: Coastal Areas Around the East China Sea and Yellow
Part III: Spread to the North and the Northeast
	10. Introduction and Deployment of the Ceramic Industry in the Xiongnu Empire
	11. Ceramics-Firing Kilns of the Southern Russian Far East: Technological and Temporal Dynamics
	12. Pottery Kilns of the Khitans in Mongolia
	13. The Production System of Kiln-Fired Pottery in the Korean Peninsula
	14. Social Background to the Kilns and Pottery Production Systems of the Ancient Korean Peninsula
Part IV: Developments on the islands of the eastern periphery
	15. The Beginning of Stoneware in the Japanese Archipelago
	16. Structure of Sue-Ware Tunnel Kilns on the Japanese Archipelago
	17. Nakadake Sanroku: The Southernmost Sue-Ware Kiln Site Center in Ancient Japan
	18. Production at the Kamuiyaki Kiln Site Cluster and the Connection of the Ryūkyū Archipelago to Su
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