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Journal Article
Local Ceramics from the Islamic Trade Center of Harlaa, Eastern Ethiopia
2021
Overview
Locally made ceramics from Islamic sites in Ethiopia have been neglected in most archaeological studies, which tend to privilege imported Middle Eastern and Chinese/Southeast Asian ceramics. An assemblage of the local ceramics from the important trading site of Harlaa, in eastern Ethiopia (mid-sixth and fifteenth centuries AD), is the subject of this article. The study emphasizes the value of these ceramics as chronological markers, and for understanding regional and long-distance contacts, cultural innovations, processes of Islamization, and foodways.
Céramiques fabriquées localement trouvées sur les sites d’archéologie islamique en Éthiopie ont été largement négligées contrairement aux céramiques importées du Moyen-Orient, de Chine ou d’Asie du Sud-Est. Une échantillon de ces céramiques (milieu VIe et XVe siècles après JC) qui a été exhumé du site de commerce important de Harlaa, dans l'est de l'Ethiopie est le sujet de le présent article. Cette étude met l’accent sur la valeur de céramiques fabriquées localement comme marqueurs chronologiques, fournir des informations sur les échanges régionaux et de plus longue distance, innovations culturelles, processus d’islamisation et les circuits alimentaires.
Publisher
Springer Science + Business Media,Springer US,Springer Nature B.V
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