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What people are saying - Write a reviewUser Review - Flag as inappropriate Thanks Carla, its very helpful. Review: The Political Economy of Craft Production: Crafting Empire in South India, C.1350 1650User Review - Julia Hendon - GoodreadsSinopoli synthesizes her many years of research on craft production in the Vijayanagara empire in South India. Based on a combination of her archaeological work and research by various scholars on the ... Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrasesadministrative agricultural Alamkonda Andhra Pradesh areas artisans Asia caste ceramic Chalukya Chola construction contexts Costin craft production discussed in chapter District diverse documented early economic elites expansion feudalism focus fourteenth groups historical household Hoysala images imperial important individuals inscriptional record institutions Kaikkolar weavers Kakatiya Kammalar Kanchipuram Kannada Karashima 1992 Karnataka king Kotraiah Krishnadevaraya labor large numbers looms major material merchants Metropolitan Survey Project military multiple Mysore District nayakas Nilakanta Sastri occupational organization Patil patrons poets political economy potters Ramaswamy 1985c relations revenues role royal rulers sacred Sangama sculptures segmentary settlement Sinopoli social sources South Asian South India specific status Stein stone structures Sultanate Tamil Nadu taxes technologies Telugu temple centers temple donations temple towns temple women textile production texts throughout the Vijayanagara tion Tirupati Tuluva Tungabhadra River varaha vessels Vijayanagara craft Vijayanagara empire Vijayanagara metropolitan region Vijayanagara Metropolitan Survey Vijayanagara period Vijayanagara urban core village workshops References to this bookFrom other books
From Google ScholarImperial Landscapes of South AsiaCarla M Sinopoli The Archaeology of South Asian CitiesMonica L Smith - 2006 - Journal of Archaeological Research On ℌRethinking” Craft Specialization: Responses by the AuthorsZachary X Hruby, Rowan K Flad, John E Clark, Takeshi Inomata, Heather M-L Miller - 2007 - Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association Origins AND Development OF UrbanismArchaeological Perspectives - 2004 - Annu. Rev. Anthropol References from web pagesThe Political Economy of Craft Production, Crafting Empire in ... The Political Economy of Craft Production - Cambridge University Press A new model of Asiatic production.(Craft Production and Social ... 12 On “Rethinking” Craft Specialization: Responses by the Authors Globalbook Bibliographic information
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