Upper Paleolithic ceramic figurines and similarities to some late Pleistocene pigment and pottery materials and technologies of Eurasia

Vandiver, Pamela B.

doi:10.1016/j.quaint.2021.06.019

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“…The recurring patterns, symbols, and design choices might offer clues about the villager's rituals, beliefs, and symbolic systems [5][6][7]. Studying these styles can also reveal artistic techniques employed by the potters, preferred symbols or patterns used in decoration, or the evolution of artistic expression over time within the village [8]. Additionally, the pottery designs might showcase social hierarchies, reflect economic activities, or even hint at trade relations with neighboring communities [9].…”

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Prediction Model of Ancient Village Pottery Building Microspace Design Style by Integrating Machine Learning

Jianqing Ye

2024

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Microspace design styles on pottery fragments offer a captivating window into the artistic heritage and cultural practices of past societies. These intricate details and recurring patterns hold valuable clues about rituals, beliefs, and artistic expressions. However, existing approaches struggle to capture the relationships between design elements within a single piece. This limitation hinders the ability to capture the holistic meaning conveyed by the microspace design style. To overcome this limitation, this research proposes a novel approach called MoANN-DSOA for predicting microspace design styles based on ancient village pottery. MoANN-DSOA utilizes a Mosaic Attention Neural Network (MoANN) to analyze both the visual image and the relationships between design elements. This allows for a more detailed understanding of the artistic message encoded within each fragment. Additionally, a Dove Swarm Optimization Algorithm (DSOA) optimizes the MoANN architecture, potentially enhancing the accuracy of capturing intricate details. The proposed MoANN-DSOA method attains 7.78%, 27.89% and 33.335% higher accuracy and 14%, 20.81% and 32.36% higher F-Score compared to the existing methods like Categorization and Retrieval of Painted Pottery with CNNs (CNN), Utilizing CNN-VGG16-VGG19 Approach for Distinguishing Surface Treatments in Wheel-Thrown Pottery (CNN-VGG16-VGG19) and Unsupervised Feature Extraction of Ceramic Profiles using a Deep Variational Convolutional Autoencoder (DVCA) respectively. By this, the proposed MoANN-DSOA methodology paves the way for efficient information extraction from pottery image, unlocking deeper understanding and facilitating the construction of more informed historical narratives.

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Prediction Model of Ancient Village Pottery Building Microspace Design Style by Integrating Machine Learning

Jianqing Ye

2024

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Growing up Gravettian: Bioarchaeological perspectives on adolescence in the European Mid-Upper Paleolithic

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Nowell

2022

Journal of Anthropological Archaeology

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Old World Ceramic Origins and Behavioral Contexts from the Late Pleistocene to Mid-Holocene: Unresolved and New Problems

Iizuka

Terry

2022

Quaternary International

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Upper Paleolithic ceramic figurines and similarities to some late Pleistocene pigment and pottery materials and technologies of Eurasia

Cited by 5 publications

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Prediction Model of Ancient Village Pottery Building Microspace Design Style by Integrating Machine Learning

Prediction Model of Ancient Village Pottery Building Microspace Design Style by Integrating Machine Learning

Growing up Gravettian: Bioarchaeological perspectives on adolescence in the European Mid-Upper Paleolithic

Old World Ceramic Origins and Behavioral Contexts from the Late Pleistocene to Mid-Holocene: Unresolved and New Problems

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