Ceramic Standardization and Intensity of Production: Quantifying Degrees of Specialization
Ceramic Standardization and Intensity of Production: Quantifying Degrees of Specialization
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陶瓷标准化和生产强度：量化专业化程度
作者：
V. Roux
本研究的目的是探讨度量变异性的陶瓷容器的单一类型和生产强度之间的关系。这种关系是在印度和西班牙陶工的基础上研究的，他们的生产率从低到高不等。结果与菲律宾的数据相比，拥抱不同的文化，因此可能不同的主位概念的标准化。我们的结论是生产率影响标准化程度。然而，只有在高生产率的情况下，我们才有超越标准化主位概念的运动习惯。事实上，像大小类，大小类的主位概念和技能等因素可能会导致一定的变异性，尽管生产率相似。在其他方面，标准化程度的索引需要考虑对CV（变异系数）值起作用的生产事件的累积效应。应用美索不达米亚的数据，我们的研究结果表明，第三个千年陶瓷生产可以比较低利率生产观察人种学。
The aim of this study is to examine the relationship between metric variability of ceramic vessels of a single type and intensity of production. This relationship is examined on the basis of vessels made by Indian and Spanish potters whose rates of production vary from low to high. Results are compared with Filipino data to embrace different cultures and therefore possibly different emic conceptions of standardization. We conclude that rate of production affects the degree of standardization. However, only in a high-rate production situation do we have motor habits that transcend emic conceptions of standardization. Indeed, factors like size classes, emic conception of size classes, and skill may induce a certain variability despite similar rates of production. Indexing degrees of standardization needs, in other respects, to take into account the cumulative effect of production events that play on the CV (Coefficient of Variation) values. Applied to Mesopotamian data, our results suggest that third millennium ceramic production can be compared to low-rate production observed ethnographically.