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Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association

Volume 8. Issue 1. January 1998

Contents:

1. List of Contributors
   
2. Preface
   

Introduction

1. Introduction: Craft and Social Identity
   
   1. Cathy Lynne Costin

Dimensions of Artisan Identity

1. Crafts, Chiefs, and Commoners: Production and Control in Precontact Hawai'i
   
   1. Barbara Lass
2. Craft Specialization, Gender, and Personhood among the Postconquest Maya of Yucatan, Mexico
   
   1. John E. Clark
      Stephen D. Houston
3. Craft Production and Social Identity in Northwest Mesopotamia
   
   1. Patricia Wattenmaker
4. Crafting Social Identity in Ur III Southern Mesopotamia
   
   1. Rita P. Wright
5. Elite Maya Pottery and Artisans as Social Indicators
   
   1. Dorie Reents-Budet

Crafting and the Social Order

1. Crafting Cultural Identity in Hunter-Gatherer Economies
   
   1. Kenneth E. Sassaman
2. Social Identity and Craft Specialization among Toro Iron Workers in Western Uganda
   
   1. S. Terry Childs
3. Housewives, Chosen Women, Skilled Men: Cloth Production and Social Identity in the Late Prehispanic Andes
   
   1. Cathy Lynne Costin

Avenues to Prestige and Power

1. The Multiple Identities of Aztec Craft Specialists
   
   1. Elizabeth M. Brumfiel
2. Ritual Craft Specialists in Middle Range Societies
   
   1. Katherine A. Spielmann
3. Identity and Social Action among South Indian Craft Producers of the Vijayanagara Period
   
   1. Carla M. Sinopoli

1. Index