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preceramic

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pre·ce·ra·mic  (prs-rmk)
adj.
Of or being a society or culture prior to the use of ceramics or pottery.


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Together with Spondylus princeps (Broderip 1833), it was highly valued and traded by Mesoamerican cultures since the Preceramic period (12,000-1,800 BC), prized for its ornamental value and used in offerings and religious rituals (Pillsbury 1996, Donkin 1998).
Polymer-derived ceramics is a relatively new and very promising area that deals with the processing of advanced ceramics by pyrolysis of preceramic polymers [7, 8].
He wrote The Archaeology of Petaga Point: The Preceramic Component by the Minnesota Historical Society.
 
 
 
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