Standards of Pottery Description (Occasional Contributions) (edition 1934)

by Benjamin March (Author)

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The third book in the Museum's Occasional Contributions series is Benjamin March's effort to standardize descriptions of pottery. Standards were needed so that pottery collections at various museums or institutions could be compared. With an introduction by Carl E. Guthe.

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Title:	Standards of Pottery Description (Occasional Contributions)
Authors:	Benjamin March (Author)
Info:	U OF M MUSEUM ANTHRO ARCHAEOLOGY (1934), 55 pages
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