Clay Tobacco Pipes from the 17th and 18th Centuries at the Almada-Carvalhais Palace (Lisbon)
This study presents the ceramic tobacco pipes from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries identified at the Almada-Carvalhais Palace…
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Articles, monographs and research for a slower reading of pipe culture.
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The oldest clay tobacco pipes from Vilnius, Lithuania: the interpretation of origin, chronology and social context
Atas Žvirblys examines the earliest clay tobacco pipes found in Vilnius and connects their origins, chronology and circulation…
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A Case Study of Tobacco, Pipe Use and Smoking Practices among the Mbyá-Guarani (RS)
Roberta Pôrto Marques examines the use of the petynguá and the meaning of tobacco in the everyday, ritual…
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This Is Not a Pipe
Author: Michel FoucaultPortuguese translation: Jorge ColiFirst printed edition: 1973Digitized edition: 2004 In this essay, Foucault starts from René…
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White, Brown and Red: Archaeological Clay Tobacco Pipes at Forte Orange
Author: Sarah de Barros Viana HissaJournal: Vestígios – Revista Latino-Americana de Arqueologia Histórica, vol. 13, no. 1, 2019DOI:…
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Guidelines for the Recovery and Processing of Clay Tobacco Pipes from Archaeological Projects
Author: David HigginsInstitution: National Pipe Archive, University of LiverpoolVersion: 1.2, 3 September 2017 This guide provides a practical…
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Guarani Pipes: An Ethnoarchaeological Interpretation
Author: Roberta Pôrto MarquesAdvisor: Adriana Schmidt DiasInstitution: Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Institute of Philosophy and…