Lisa Kealhofer is Professor in the Departments of Anthropology and Environmental Studies and Sciences at Santa Clara University. Peter Grave is Associate Professor in the Department of Archaeology at the University of New England, Australia. Mary Mathilda Voigt is Chancellor Professor of Anthropology emerita at the College of William & Mary.

• Ancient Gordion: Crafting ceramics and community in iron age Anatolia Lisa Kealhofer, Peter Grave, and Mary M. Voigt; Chapter 1. Introduction: Iron age ceramics and Phrygian Gordion; Chapter 2. Inventing identity: Group formation over the long durée; Chapter 3. Contextualizing the ceramic assemblage; Chapter 4. Identifying Gordion's groups; Chapter 5. The late bronze age community at gordion – the late bronze age; Chapter 6. Reconstituting community in the early iron age – the early iron age; Chapter 7. New identities, new communities – the early phrygian period; Chapter 8. Enacting power – The middle phrygian period; Chapter 9. Identities in flux- the late phrygian period; Chapter 10. Conclusion: The dynamics of groups and power at gordion; Appendix: Turkish abstract; References; Index.

Lisa Kealhofer is Professor in the Departments of Anthropology and Environmental Studies and Sciences at Santa Clara University. Peter Grave is Associate Professor in the Department of Archaeology at the University of New England, Australia. Mary Mathilda Voigt is Chancellor Professor of Anthropology emerita at the College of William & Mary.

• Ancient Gordion: Crafting ceramics and community in iron age Anatolia Lisa Kealhofer, Peter Grave, and Mary M. Voigt; Chapter 1. Introduction: Iron age ceramics and Phrygian Gordion; Chapter 2. Inventing identity: Group formation over the long durée; Chapter 3. Contextualizing the ceramic assemblage; Chapter 4. Identifying Gordion's groups; Chapter 5. The late bronze age community at gordion – the late bronze age; Chapter 6. Reconstituting community in the early iron age – the early iron age; Chapter 7. New identities, new communities – the early phrygian period; Chapter 8. Enacting power – The middle phrygian period; Chapter 9. Identities in flux- the late phrygian period; Chapter 10. Conclusion: The dynamics of groups and power at gordion; Appendix: Turkish abstract; References; Index.

Lisa Kealhofer is Professor in the Departments of Anthropology and Environmental Studies and Sciences at Santa Clara University. Peter Grave is Associate Professor in the Department of Archaeology at the University of New England, Australia. Mary Mathilda Voigt is Chancellor Professor of Anthropology emerita at the College of William & Mary.

• Ancient Gordion: Crafting ceramics and community in iron age Anatolia Lisa Kealhofer, Peter Grave, and Mary M. Voigt; Chapter 1. Introduction: Iron age ceramics and Phrygian Gordion; Chapter 2. Inventing identity: Group formation over the long durée; Chapter 3. Contextualizing the ceramic assemblage; Chapter 4. Identifying Gordion's groups; Chapter 5. The late bronze age community at gordion – the late bronze age; Chapter 6. Reconstituting community in the early iron age – the early iron age; Chapter 7. New identities, new communities – the early phrygian period; Chapter 8. Enacting power – The middle phrygian period; Chapter 9. Identities in flux- the late phrygian period; Chapter 10. Conclusion: The dynamics of groups and power at gordion; Appendix: Turkish abstract; References; Index.