A Guide to Ceramics from Spanish Colonial Sites in Texas
Author(s): Anne A. Fox; Kristi M. Ulrich
Year: 2008
Summary
The descriptions of ceramic types in this publication are compiled primarily as an aid to archaeologists working at missions and presidios in Texas, though it will also help those investigating town and ranch sites occupied during the eighteenth century. It was written with the help of numerous site reports done by archaeologists throughout the twentieth century who have valiantly wrestled with the problems of type identification and dating. The senior author has had the privilege of working with many of them throughout this period, and has developed an intense interest in ceramic identification. Additional help has come from researchers who have created and refined the ceramic typology over the years, from John Goggin in 1968 to Kathleen Deagan in 1987. The research of Florence and Robert Lister (1974, 1975, 1976a, 1976b, 1978) has contributed priceless information on the identification and origins of majolicas.
Cite this Record
A Guide to Ceramics from Spanish Colonial Sites in Texas. Anne A. Fox, Kristi M. Ulrich. 2008 ( tDAR id: 427814) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8427814
Keywords
Investigation Types
Heritage Management
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Historic Background Research
Geographic Keywords
Texas
Spatial Coverage
min long: -106.523; min lat: 25.8 ; max long: -93.164; max lat: 36.95 ;
Individual & Institutional Roles
Contact(s): Cultural Resource Office, Joint Base San Antonio
Contributor(s): Barbara A. Meissner
Repository(s): Fort Sam Houston
Prepared By(s): Center for Archaeological Research, The University of Texas at San Antonio
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