Writing Material Culture History EDITED BY ANNE GERRITSEN AND GIORGIO RIELLOCONTENTS Fires wt Contributors 3 Introduction: Writing Material Culture History 1 ‘Anne Garton and Giorgio Ral PART ONE The Disciplines of Material Culture 15 1 2 ‘Material Culture and the History of Art(efacts) 17 Vice Colm Father Amiot’s Cup: A Qing Imperial Porcelain sent to the Court of Louis XV 33 Keel Choir ‘Written Texts and the Performance of Materiality 43 Catherine Richardon Material Culture, Archaeology and Defining Modernity: Case Studies in Ceramic Research 59 David Gamer Broken Objects: Using Archeological Ceramics in the Study of Material Culture 67 Susanne Findon Hood Anthropology, Archaeology, Mistory and the Material Caleare of Lyera® 73 Kacri O*Conmor Identity, Heritage and Mem TTongkonan of Indonesia 93 Ketblon M. Adame alization: The Torajae 8 Exchange and Value: The Mat ‘Chumash Basket 101 Dana Lebuchn ial Culture of a PART TWO The Histories of Material Culture 10s 9 Spaces of Global Interactions: The Material Landscapes of Global History 11 Ave Gerritsen and Giorgi Rello 410 Cosmopolitan Relationships inthe Crossroads of the Pacific Ocean 135, Christina Hellnich 11 Invisible Beds: Health and the Material Culture of Sleep 143 Sandra Cavallo 12 Material Culture and Sous Handbell 151 Flom Dennis 13 Lustrous Things: Luminosity and Reflection before the Light Bulb 157 ‘An Smart Martin. 14 Objects of Emotion: The London Foundling Hospital Tokens, 1741-60 165 Job Slee 15 Material Culture and Materialism The French Revolution in Wallpaper 173 hich Lena 16 Time, Wear and Maintenance: The Afterlife of Things 191 Vitor Kelley 17 How Things Shape Us: Material Culture and Identity in the Industrial Age 199 ‘Manuel Charpy Sisteenth-century