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Social Complexity in Prehistoric Eurasia

Monuments, Metals and Mobility

Hanks, Bryan K.

Social Complexity in Prehistoric Eurasia

Social Complexity in Prehistoric Eurasia

Monuments, Metals and Mobility

Social Complexity in Prehistoric Eurasia

 

Challenges current interpretations of the emergence, development, and decline of social complexity in the steppe region of China and the former Soviet Union. Through a thematic investigation of archaeological patterns ranging from monument construction and use and production and consumption of metals to the nature of mobility among societies.

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Beschrijving Social Complexity in Prehistoric Eurasia

Challenges current interpretations of the emergence, development, and decline of social complexity in the steppe region of China and the former Soviet Union. Through a thematic investigation of archaeological patterns ranging from monument construction and use and production and consumption of metals to the nature of mobility among societies.

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9780521517126
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438
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Archeologie
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Hardback
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Engels
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