The case of Melos is relevant to the understanding of the processes of early state-formation and of the integration of small-scale societies into larger political units.
The case of Melos is relevant to the understanding of the processes of early state-formation and of the integration of small-scale societies into larger political units.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction: an initial perspective Colin Renfrew and Malcolm Wagstaff Part I. The History of Society in Melos: 2. A preliminary definition of site distribution on Melos John F. Cherry 3. The earliest prehistory of Melos John F. Cherry and Robin Torrence 4. Bronze age Melos Colin Renfrew 5. Classical and Roman Melos Brian A. Sparkes 6. Post-Roman Melos Malcolm Wagstaff Part II. Environmental System and Constraints: 7. The geology of Melos Peter Shelford 8. Geomorphological evolution during the late Holocene Donald Davidson and Catriona Tasker 9. Island resources and their limitations Malcolm Wagstaff and Clive Gamble 10. Traditional land use Malcolm Wagstaff and Siv Augustson Part III. Intra-Systemic Relations: 11. Settlement and population change Malcolm Wagstaff and John F. Cherry 12. Early agriculture in Melos Jane M. Renfrew 13. Animal husbandry, population and urbanisation Clive Gamble 14. Alternative subsistence strategies Malcolm Wagstaff, Siv Augustson and Clive Gamble Part IV. Inter-Systemic Relations: 15. The obsidian trade Peter Shelford, F. Hodson, M. E. Cosgrove, S. E. Warren and Colin Renfrew 16. Prehistoric exchange Colin Renfrew 17. Production and exchange in the classical and Roman periods Brian A. Sparkes 18. Post-classical exchange Malcolm Wagstaff Part V. Integration: 19. Settlement and resources Malcolm Wagstaff and John F. Cherry 20. Polity and power: interaction, intensification and exploitation Colin Renfrew Appendices Bibliography Index.
1. Introduction: an initial perspective Colin Renfrew and Malcolm Wagstaff Part I. The History of Society in Melos: 2. A preliminary definition of site distribution on Melos John F. Cherry 3. The earliest prehistory of Melos John F. Cherry and Robin Torrence 4. Bronze age Melos Colin Renfrew 5. Classical and Roman Melos Brian A. Sparkes 6. Post-Roman Melos Malcolm Wagstaff Part II. Environmental System and Constraints: 7. The geology of Melos Peter Shelford 8. Geomorphological evolution during the late Holocene Donald Davidson and Catriona Tasker 9. Island resources and their limitations Malcolm Wagstaff and Clive Gamble 10. Traditional land use Malcolm Wagstaff and Siv Augustson Part III. Intra-Systemic Relations: 11. Settlement and population change Malcolm Wagstaff and John F. Cherry 12. Early agriculture in Melos Jane M. Renfrew 13. Animal husbandry, population and urbanisation Clive Gamble 14. Alternative subsistence strategies Malcolm Wagstaff, Siv Augustson and Clive Gamble Part IV. Inter-Systemic Relations: 15. The obsidian trade Peter Shelford, F. Hodson, M. E. Cosgrove, S. E. Warren and Colin Renfrew 16. Prehistoric exchange Colin Renfrew 17. Production and exchange in the classical and Roman periods Brian A. Sparkes 18. Post-classical exchange Malcolm Wagstaff Part V. Integration: 19. Settlement and resources Malcolm Wagstaff and John F. Cherry 20. Polity and power: interaction, intensification and exploitation Colin Renfrew Appendices Bibliography Index.
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