Pots
Allen W Thrasher
athr at LOC.GOV
Thu Apr 8 21:59:17 UTC 1999
Christian Novetske was asking about the religious significance of
pots. There is a good amount, and a lot about the social life of
potters, in:
79-901463
Saraswati, Baidyanath.
Pottery-making cultures and Indian civilization / Baidyanath
Saraswati. 1st
ed. New Delhi : Abhinav Publications, 1978. xii, 150 p., {14}
leaves of
plates : ill., maps ; 29 cm.
LC CALL NUMBER: GN635.I4 S27 1978
SUBJECTS:
Potters--India.
Pottery--India.
India--Social life and customs.
NOTES:
A revision of the author's thesis, Ranchi University, 1967, under
the title:
The peasant potters of north India.
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. {145}-146.
Rs110.00 ($24.00 U.S.)
DEWEY DEC.: 303.5/6 19
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