Pottery manufacture in the Studenica Monastery: Preliminary considerations


World Heritage Site: Studenica Monastery

Publication Year: 2015

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE71D3F87DC2

Summary

Archaeological evidence from Studenica Monastery reveals significant insights into pottery production within the early Nemanjic state. The study identifies a dedicated pottery kiln and manufacturing area, shedding light on the organization of this craft and its role in the monastery's economy. Clay rods found at the site suggest specialized production techniques and raise questions about the users and economic significance of these findings. This research contributes to understanding the broader economic context of medieval Serbian monasteries.

Citation

Bikic, V. (2015). Pottery manufacture in the Studenica Monastery: Preliminary considerations. Starinar, (65), 131–144. https://doi.org/10.2298/sta1565131b

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