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The Greek World. Robert Browning, editor. 2000. Thames and Hudson, London and New York. 328 pp. $34.95 (paper), ISBN 0-500-29162-9.

This uneven collection of eleven papers was originally presented at an AAA symposium in 1995. Many of the authors seem to suggest that while archaeologists have tended to disregard artisans' social personae, recruitment of craft specialists was often organized on the basis of gender, age, and group affiliation, and that artisans, often reconstructed as passive figures carrying out tasks assigned by elite and other managerial personages, played active roles not only in craft production, but, sometimes, in the reorganization of social relations between producers and consumers of craft items.