Rethinking the Indus: a Comparative Re-evaluation of the Indus Civilisation As an Alternative Paradigm in the Organisation  and Structure of Early ... Archaeological Reports: International) - Edward Cork - Books - British Archaeological Reports - 9781407307718 - April 15, 2011
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Rethinking the Indus: a Comparative Re-evaluation of the Indus Civilisation As an Alternative Paradigm in the Organisation and Structure of Early ... Archaeological Reports: International)

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The Indus Civilization, although ranked alongside the other great Bronze Age civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia and China in terms of its technological advance and urban and literate culture, has usually been seen as having a quite different model of social development, without the hereditary elites and centralised political units which characterise those civilizations. This study re-examines the Indus Civilization and its relation to this developmental paradigm, focusing in particular on domestic architecture, metalwork and settlement patterns, and, by taking a strongly comparative approach, questioning many existing presumptions.

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Released April 15, 2011
ISBN13 9781407307718
Publishers British Archaeological Reports
Pages 282
Dimensions 205 × 18 × 290 mm   ·   884 g
Language English  

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