Recipiente

Características
Tipo	ferramenta; container (d); separator (d)
Composto de	superfície (en); cavidade (d)
Uso	armazenamento (d)

Um recipiente é qualquer receptáculo ou invólucro para armazenar um produto usado no armazenamento, embalagem e transporte, incluindo transporte.^[1]

As coisas mantidas dentro de um recipiente são protegidas em vários lados por estarem dentro de sua estrutura.

Um recipiente também pode ser considerado como uma ferramenta básica,^[2]^[3] consistindo em qualquer instrumento que crie um espaço parcial ou totalmente fechado que pode ser usado para conter, armazenar e transportar objetos ou materiais.

Exibição de um cesto tecido dos povos maias do México.

Referências

↑ Soroka, W (2008). Illustrated Glossary of Packaging Terms. [S.l.]: Institute of Packaging Professionals. p. 51. ISBN 978-1-930268-27-2
↑ David P. Braun, "Pots as Tools", in J. A. Moore and A. S. Keene, eds., Archaeological Hammers and Theories (1983), pp. 108–134.
↑ Karen Gayle Harry, Stephanie Michelle Whittlesey, Trixi Bubemyre, Pots, Potters, And Models: Archaeological Investigations at the SRI Locus of the West Branch Site, Tucson, Arizona (2005), p. 283: "The perspective taken in this chapter is that ceramic containers are tools (Braun 1983) and, as a crucial part of the technological repertoire, can provide considerable information about activity organization, production technology, food-preparation and storage technology, settlement function, and economic organization".

[1] Soroka, W (2008). Illustrated Glossary of Packaging Terms. [S.l.]: Institute of Packaging Professionals. p. 51. ISBN 978-1-930268-27-2

[2] David P. Braun, "Pots as Tools", in J. A. Moore and A. S. Keene, eds., Archaeological Hammers and Theories (1983), pp. 108–134.

[3] Karen Gayle Harry, Stephanie Michelle Whittlesey, Trixi Bubemyre, Pots, Potters, And Models: Archaeological Investigations at the SRI Locus of the West Branch Site, Tucson, Arizona (2005), p. 283: "The perspective taken in this chapter is that ceramic containers are tools (Braun 1983) and, as a crucial part of the technological repertoire, can provide considerable information about activity organization, production technology, food-preparation and storage technology, settlement function, and economic organization".

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