Claire Padovani
Biographic Data
| ID | 4048131 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Claire Padovani |
| GIVEN NAMES | Claire |
| FAMILY NAME | Padovani |
| SIGNATURE | PADOVANI C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Maison des Sciences de l'Homme Mondes |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5983-9191 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Le four Hoffmann à foyer continu: Une innovation technique à contretemps
Au milieu du 19e siècle, au moment où l’industrie tend à la mécanisation grâce à l’énergie à vapeur, le four Hoffmann, premier four à foyer continu pour la production de masse, devint rapidement l’un des fours à brique les plus utilisés. Il permettait de produire des milliers de briques par jour à moindre coût. Contrairement à d’autres fours contemporains, cette technique de cuisson n’utilisait pas de soufflerie mécanique pour activer la combusti…
Beyond Ceramic Product: Large-Scale Pottery Production and the Construction of Labour Networks in Mesopotamia (4th–3rd Millennium BCE)
This paper investigates large-scale pottery production organisation in Mesopotamia during the 4th and 3rd millennia BCE through spatial analysis, providing new evidence on the formation and evolution of labour networks. It examines the interplay between urbanisation and the rise of centralised authority in the upscaling of pottery production. High demand for ceramic products can be addressed through various strategies, such as segmentation or int…
Exploring craft spaces: A new insight into the archaeology of pottery production
The Organisation of Pottery Production in the First Urban Societies. Technical and Social Analysis of Pyrotechnologies and Potters’ Working Spaces in Southwest Asia (4th and 3rd millennium BCE)
Les 4e et 3e millénaires av. n. è. constituent une période de mutations socio-politiques et économiques majeures, marquée par la naissance des premiers états et des premières sociétés urbaines en Asie du Sud-Ouest. De manière générale, la population augmente et se concentre. Par conséquent, la demande en poterie, le bien matériel le plus consommé par les habitants, s’intensifie. Comment les potiers organisent-ils la production (soit l’ensemble de…
Revisiting Kilns Typologies to Reconstruct Firing Traditions Transformations: A Comparative Analysis of Halaf and Ubaid Kilns in Context
Pyrotechnology remains underexplored in prehistoric societies, with limited documentation on kilns and firing techniques. Traditional typologies often emphasized efficiency as the main driver of kiln transformation, overlooking the social dynamics involved. This paper challenges this perspective by proposing a new methodology that distinguishes between the technical design and the morphology of firing structures and deconstructs each firing struc…
Kiln Technology and Potters’ Agency in the Early Bronze Age: The Social Construct of Logardan Firing Areas, Western Qara Dagh
International audience
Kilns and potters: Measuring pyrotechnology diversity to assess dynamics of firing techniques diffusion within Southwest Asia Communities, 6500-4700 BCE
The emergence of cultural identities and territorial policies in the longue durée: A view from the Zagros Piedmont
International audience
The emergence of cultural identities and territorial policies in the longue durée: A view from the Zagros Piedmont
International audience
Kiln Technology and Potters’ Agency in the Early Bronze Age: The Social Construct of Logardan Firing Areas, Western Qara Dagh
International audience
Kilns and potters: Measuring pyrotechnology diversity to assess dynamics of firing techniques diffusion within Southwest Asia Communities, 6500-4700 BCE
The Organisation of Pottery Production in the First Urban Societies. Technical and Social Analysis of Pyrotechnologies and Potters’ Working Spaces in Southwest Asia (4th and 3rd millennium BCE)
Les 4e et 3e millénaires av. n. è. constituent une période de mutations socio-politiques et économiques majeures, marquée par la naissance des premiers états et des premières sociétés urbaines en Asie du Sud-Ouest. De manière générale, la population augmente et se concentre. Par conséquent, la demande en poterie, le bien matériel le plus consommé par les habitants, s’intensifie. Comment les potiers organisent-ils la production (soit l’ensemble de…
Revisiting Kilns Typologies to Reconstruct Firing Traditions Transformations: A Comparative Analysis of Halaf and Ubaid Kilns in Context
Pyrotechnology remains underexplored in prehistoric societies, with limited documentation on kilns and firing techniques. Traditional typologies often emphasized efficiency as the main driver of kiln transformation, overlooking the social dynamics involved. This paper challenges this perspective by proposing a new methodology that distinguishes between the technical design and the morphology of firing structures and deconstructs each firing struc…
Le four Hoffmann à foyer continu: Une innovation technique à contretemps
Au milieu du 19e siècle, au moment où l’industrie tend à la mécanisation grâce à l’énergie à vapeur, le four Hoffmann, premier four à foyer continu pour la production de masse, devint rapidement l’un des fours à brique les plus utilisés. Il permettait de produire des milliers de briques par jour à moindre coût. Contrairement à d’autres fours contemporains, cette technique de cuisson n’utilisait pas de soufflerie mécanique pour activer la combusti…
Beyond Ceramic Product: Large-Scale Pottery Production and the Construction of Labour Networks in Mesopotamia (4th–3rd Millennium BCE)
This paper investigates large-scale pottery production organisation in Mesopotamia during the 4th and 3rd millennia BCE through spatial analysis, providing new evidence on the formation and evolution of labour networks. It examines the interplay between urbanisation and the rise of centralised authority in the upscaling of pottery production. High demand for ceramic products can be addressed through various strategies, such as segmentation or int…
Exploring craft spaces: A new insight into the archaeology of pottery production
Archaeology (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Kiln (3 works) · Pottery (3 works) · Prehistory (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works)