The Archaeology of Inequality : Tracing the Archaeological Record.
Cerasuolo, Orlando.; ProQuest (Firm)
2021
HM821 .A73 2021
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Title
The Archaeology of Inequality : Tracing the Archaeological Record.
Author
Cerasuolo, Orlando.
ISBN
9781438485140
143848514X
Publication Details
Albany : State University of New York Press, 2021.
Language
English
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1 online resource ( 394 pages.)
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HM821 .A73 2021
Dewey Decimal Classification
305.5/1
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Early Athens: Clusters of Dwellings and Family Groups of Burials.
Bibliography, etc. Note
References -- Chapter Four The Emergence of Social Inequality in Southeastern Europe: A Long-Term Perspective -- Success Stories and "False Starts" -- Multiple Scales of Analysis -- Interaction, Integration, and Diffusion -- The Long-Term Perspective -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter Five Long-Term Trends in Social Organization and Inequality in the Late Prehistoric Eurasian Steppes -- Introduction -- Recent Approaches to Inequality in the Past -- Social Organization and Inequality: A Case Study from the Urals -- The Early Iron Age -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments.
References -- Chapter Six The Unequal Dead: Bronze and Iron Age Evidence from Veneto and Trentino-South Tyrol -- Introduction -- Background and Results of Phase 1 -- Phase 2: Trentino-South Tyrol -- Discussion and Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter Seven Inequality during the Iron Age in France. Tracing the Archaeological Record -- Introduction -- Brief History of Ideas on the Evolution of Inequality -- New Perspectives on the Evolution of Inequality -- The Growth Processes of Inequality -- 800-730 BC (Gündlingen level) and 730-625 BC (Hallstatt C) -- 628-460 BC (Hallstatt D).
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Intro
Contents
Illustrations
Chapter One Archaeological Perspectives on Inequality
The Process of Differentiation: From Natural Differences to Social Stratification
Household, Gender, Age, and the Body
The Unequal Death
Economy and Subordination
Inequality and Spatial Relations
Artifacts and Inequality
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Note
References
Part I Pathways of Early Social Inequality
Chapter Two The Emergence of Social Inequality in Prehistory
Introduction
Equality
Recent Considerations
Surplus
Wealth
Feasting

Prestige Technologies
Corporate and Network Strategies
Chaos
Visibility
Origins of Agriculture and Inequality
Conclusion
References
Chapter Three Transegalitarian Societies on the American Northwest Plateau: Social Dynamics and Cultural/Technological Changes
Definitions of Inequality and Complexity
The Mid-Fraser Large Villages
Necessity versus the Promotion of Self-Interests
The Synchronic Approach
The Diachronic Approach
Burials
House Construction
Prestige Goods
Site Location
Control of Resources
Discussion and Conclusion
Acknowledgments

460-325 BC (La Tène A-B1)
325-150 BC (LT B2-C)
150-25 BC (La Tene D)
Theoretical Implications
References
Part II Inequality in Early Greece and Etruria
Chapter Eight The Protogeometric Graves of the Kerameikos Cemetery at Athens: Is There Inequality?
Quantitative Approach to the Grave Goods of the Tahenian Formal Burial
Number of Objects Found in the Graves
Metal Objects Found in the Graves
Gender and Number of Items
Chronology
Conclusions
Notes
References
Chapter Nine Diversities and Inequality: The Male Burials in Early Iron Age Athens

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