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2 The Fortress: Defining and Mapping the Ottoman Frontier in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries
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New Ceramic Types in Ottoman Hungary New Ceramic Types in Ottoman Hungary
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Classification of the New Ceramic Types Classification of the New Ceramic Types
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First Group First Group
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Second Group Second Group
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Third Group Third Group
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Ottoman Castles and Ceramic Finds Ottoman Castles and Ceramic Finds
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Conclusions Conclusions
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The Composition of the Garrison in Question The Composition of the Garrison in Question
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Ethnicity of the ‘Supply Hinterlands’ Ethnicity of the ‘Supply Hinterlands’
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Ethnic Changes as Reflected in the Ceramic Corpus Ethnic Changes as Reflected in the Ceramic Corpus
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20 Garrisons and the Local Population in Ottoman Hungary: The Testimony of the Archaeological Finds
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Published:December 2009
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Abstract
It is generally accepted in Hungarian scholarly literature that Ottoman soldiers stationed on Hungarian territory did not mix with the local Hungarian population during the Ottoman period in Hungary (1541–1699). However, the written historical sources attest direct contact between Ottoman garrisons and the Hungarian population. This chapter attempts to examine how the picture drawn by the historical sources can be supplemented by archaeological evidence, in particular ceramics. This can be seen in the records of shops owned by the Ottoman Treasury and in customs registers. These sources attest that craftsmen and traders settling in the wake of the soldiers and supplying them were employed in the production and sale of goods that were almost exclusively for the satisfaction of basic everyday needs.
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