September 25, 2025Živa AntikaOpen Access

Reconsidering Technological Choices, the Transmission of Knowledge and the Role of Mobility in Shaping Local Pottery Production Traditions in the Later 1st Millennium BC on the Eastern Adriatic

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Pottery production reflects significant social interactions and technological choices in eastern Adriatic communities.
The study identifies the role of mobility and cultural appropriation in shaping local pottery traditions through different theoretical models.
Autochthonous and colonial societies' interactions are highlighted by examining pottery's technical features from the later 1st millennium BC.
Insights from funerary contexts are limited, requiring a relational methodology to better understand broader social frameworks.

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Analysis reveals shifts in pottery production and mobility among eastern Adriatic communities, indicating social changes.

Ana Konestra (2025) studied this question.

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