ABSTRACT This ethnoarchaeological study examines contemporary salt and earthenware pottery production in Alburquerque, Bohol, Central Philippines. It highlights the intersection of these two craft industries through the use of locally made earthenware pots for salt making, serving both as brine boiling containers, as well as standard units of measurement for trade. It examines the spatial distribution of production activities and related material culture, from the procurement of resources through the stages of production, to distribution, and the resulting archaeological correlates to serve as a framework for interpreting prehistoric salt sites with pottery remains. Moreover, this research contributes to research on household-based production activities, demonstrating that households can be active and integral participants in inter-community and regional markets and long-distance exchange.

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制盐和陶器生产：菲律宾薄荷岛阿尔伯克基的社区工艺专业化

摘要 这项民族考古学研究考察了菲律宾中部薄荷岛阿尔伯克基 (Alburquerque) 的当代盐和陶器生产。它通过使用当地制造的陶罐来制盐，突出了这两个手工业的交叉点，既用作盐水煮沸容器，也用作贸易的标准计量单位。它检查了生产活动和相关物质文化的空间分布，从资源采购到生产阶段，再到分布，以及由此产生的考古相关性，作为解释具有陶器遗骸的史前盐场的框架。此外，这项研究有助于研究以家庭为基础的生产活动，