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Maltese Ceramics and Imperial Foodways: An Exploration of Nineteenth-Century Red Wares

Céramiques maltaises et habitudes alimentaires impériales: une étude des céramiques rouges du 19e siècle

Maltesische Keramik und imperiale Essgewohnheiten: Eine Untersuchung der roten Irdenwaren des 19. Jh.

Russell PalmerDepartment of ArchaeologyGhent University, BelgiumView further author information
Pages 678-701 | Received 02 Mar 2014, Accepted 02 Jun 2014, Published online: 14 Aug 2014

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James L. Flexner & Andrew C. Ball. (2016) Sherds of Paradise: Domestic Archaeology and Ceramic Artefacts from a Protestant Mission in the South Pacific. European Journal of Archaeology 19:4, pages 728-754.
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Russell Palmer. (2023) Empire, Crypto-Colonialism, and British Earthenware in the Nineteenth-Century Mediterranean. Historical Archaeology.
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Russell Palmer. (2019) Post-Medieval Maltese Earthenware and its Makers: Unearthing a Forgotten Industry. International Journal of Historical Archaeology 24:2, pages 422-455.
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Russell Palmer, Simona Raneri, Paolo Mazzoleni, Nicholas C. Vella, Germana Barone & Wim De Clercq. (2018) Neighbourly ties: Characterizing local and Sicilian pottery in post-medieval Malta. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 19, pages 575-587.
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