US EditionOver Land and Sea: the long-distance trade, distribution and consumption of ancient Greek pottery
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Over Land and Sea: the long-distance trade, distribution and consumption of ancient Greek pottery
REVIEW BY ROBIN OSBORNE Trade in Greek pottery long attracted little interest. Finley’s massively influential The Ancient Economy (1973) discouraged both the idea that archaeological data might have anything to add to study of the ancient economy and the idea that pottery was economically significant. However, the scale of pottery production is clearly such that…
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