Clay Tobacco Pipes from Excavations at Dung Quay, Plymouth
Article available in the Biblioteca collection.
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Articles, monographs and research for a slower reading of pipe culture.
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Clay Pipes and the Habitus of Tobacco Consumption
Article available in the Biblioteca collection.
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Tobacco in History and Culture: An Encyclopedia, Volume 1
Reference work available in the Biblioteca collection.
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Kaolin Pipes: Their Importance in Archaeological Contexts (16th-20th Centuries)
This research addresses the importance of kaolin pipes in archaeological contexts from the 16th to the 20th centuries,…
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A Thread of Smoke in the South Seas – Kaolin Pipes and Masculinities in the Shetland Islands (18th and 19th Centuries)
This study examines the relationship between kaolin pipes, smoking practices, and the construction of masculinities in the Shetland…
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Every Dig Unearths a Worm: Public Archaeology and Communication through the Largo do Coreto, Carnide, Lisbon Case Study
This study uses the Largo do Coreto case in Carnide, Lisbon, to reflect on public archaeology and communication,…
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The 17th- and 18th-Century Pipes from Mesquitela Palace and the Inglesinhos Convent
This study examines the 17th- and 18th-century pipes found at Mesquitela Palace and the Inglesinhos Convent in Lisbon,…
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Clay Tobacco Smoking Pipes from Tell el-Retaba: An Archaeological and Ethnographic Examination within the Context of Ottoman Egypt
This article examines clay tobacco pipes from Tell el-Retaba through archaeological and ethnographic perspectives, considering their forms, uses,…
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Pipes from the Period of the Turkish Occupation in the Wosinsky Mór Museum Collection
This article studies pipes from the period of the Turkish occupation held in the Wosinsky Mór Museum collection,…
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White Clay Pipes from the Valongo Region: The Cosmopolitan Pipe in Nineteenth-Century Rio de Janeiro
This study examines white kaolin pipes found in the Valongo region of nineteenth-century Rio de Janeiro, relating them…