Bettina Arnold / D. Gibson (eds.)
Celtic Chiefdom, Celtic State
The Evolution of Complex Social Systems in Prehistoric Europe
Herausgeber: Arnold, Bettina; Gibson, Blair
Bettina Arnold / D. Gibson (eds.)
Celtic Chiefdom, Celtic State
The Evolution of Complex Social Systems in Prehistoric Europe
Herausgeber: Arnold, Bettina; Gibson, Blair
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An interdisciplinary group of contributors to this volume re-examine the structure and political development of Celtic states scattered across present-day Europe.
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An interdisciplinary group of contributors to this volume re-examine the structure and political development of Celtic states scattered across present-day Europe.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 172
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Juni 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 191mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 334g
- ISBN-13: 9780521585798
- ISBN-10: 0521585791
- Artikelnr.: 22018905
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 172
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Juni 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 191mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 334g
- ISBN-13: 9780521585798
- ISBN-10: 0521585791
- Artikelnr.: 22018905
1. Introduction: beyond the mists: forging an ethnological approach to
Celtic studies Bettina Arnold, and D. Blair Gibson; Part I. Celtic
Political Systems: Research Paradigms: 2. From chiefdom to state
organization in Celtic Europe Patrice Brun; 3. Building an historical
ecology of Gaulish polities Carole L. Crumley; 4. The early Celts of west
central Europe: the semantics of social structure Franz Fischer; Part II.
Recovering Iron Age Social Systems: 5. The material culture of social
structure: rank and status in early Iron-Age Europe Bettina Arnold; 6. The
significance of major settlements in European Iron Age society Olivier
Büchsenschütz; 7. Early 'Celtic' socio-political relations: ideological
representation and social competition in dynamic comparative perspective
Michael Dietler; Part III. The Question of Statehood in La Téne Europe: 8.
States without centres? The Middle La Tène period in temperate Europe John
Collis; 9. Late Iron-Age society in Britain and north-east Europe:
structural transformation or superficial change? Colin Haselgrove; 10.
Settlement and social systems at the end of the Iron Age Peter S. Wells;
Part IV. Evolution and Ethnohistory: the Protohistoric Polities of Gaul and
the British Isles: 11. Modelling chiefdoms in the Scottish Highlands and
islands prior to the '45 Robert A. Dodgshon; 12. Caesar's perception of
Gallic social structures Sean B. Dunham; 13. Chiefdoms, confederacies, and
statehood in early Ireland D. Blair Gibson; 14. Clans are not primordial:
pre-Viking Irish society and the modelling of pre-Roman societies in
northern Europe Nerys Thomas Patterson.
Celtic studies Bettina Arnold, and D. Blair Gibson; Part I. Celtic
Political Systems: Research Paradigms: 2. From chiefdom to state
organization in Celtic Europe Patrice Brun; 3. Building an historical
ecology of Gaulish polities Carole L. Crumley; 4. The early Celts of west
central Europe: the semantics of social structure Franz Fischer; Part II.
Recovering Iron Age Social Systems: 5. The material culture of social
structure: rank and status in early Iron-Age Europe Bettina Arnold; 6. The
significance of major settlements in European Iron Age society Olivier
Büchsenschütz; 7. Early 'Celtic' socio-political relations: ideological
representation and social competition in dynamic comparative perspective
Michael Dietler; Part III. The Question of Statehood in La Téne Europe: 8.
States without centres? The Middle La Tène period in temperate Europe John
Collis; 9. Late Iron-Age society in Britain and north-east Europe:
structural transformation or superficial change? Colin Haselgrove; 10.
Settlement and social systems at the end of the Iron Age Peter S. Wells;
Part IV. Evolution and Ethnohistory: the Protohistoric Polities of Gaul and
the British Isles: 11. Modelling chiefdoms in the Scottish Highlands and
islands prior to the '45 Robert A. Dodgshon; 12. Caesar's perception of
Gallic social structures Sean B. Dunham; 13. Chiefdoms, confederacies, and
statehood in early Ireland D. Blair Gibson; 14. Clans are not primordial:
pre-Viking Irish society and the modelling of pre-Roman societies in
northern Europe Nerys Thomas Patterson.
1. Introduction: beyond the mists: forging an ethnological approach to
Celtic studies Bettina Arnold, and D. Blair Gibson; Part I. Celtic
Political Systems: Research Paradigms: 2. From chiefdom to state
organization in Celtic Europe Patrice Brun; 3. Building an historical
ecology of Gaulish polities Carole L. Crumley; 4. The early Celts of west
central Europe: the semantics of social structure Franz Fischer; Part II.
Recovering Iron Age Social Systems: 5. The material culture of social
structure: rank and status in early Iron-Age Europe Bettina Arnold; 6. The
significance of major settlements in European Iron Age society Olivier
Büchsenschütz; 7. Early 'Celtic' socio-political relations: ideological
representation and social competition in dynamic comparative perspective
Michael Dietler; Part III. The Question of Statehood in La Téne Europe: 8.
States without centres? The Middle La Tène period in temperate Europe John
Collis; 9. Late Iron-Age society in Britain and north-east Europe:
structural transformation or superficial change? Colin Haselgrove; 10.
Settlement and social systems at the end of the Iron Age Peter S. Wells;
Part IV. Evolution and Ethnohistory: the Protohistoric Polities of Gaul and
the British Isles: 11. Modelling chiefdoms in the Scottish Highlands and
islands prior to the '45 Robert A. Dodgshon; 12. Caesar's perception of
Gallic social structures Sean B. Dunham; 13. Chiefdoms, confederacies, and
statehood in early Ireland D. Blair Gibson; 14. Clans are not primordial:
pre-Viking Irish society and the modelling of pre-Roman societies in
northern Europe Nerys Thomas Patterson.
Celtic studies Bettina Arnold, and D. Blair Gibson; Part I. Celtic
Political Systems: Research Paradigms: 2. From chiefdom to state
organization in Celtic Europe Patrice Brun; 3. Building an historical
ecology of Gaulish polities Carole L. Crumley; 4. The early Celts of west
central Europe: the semantics of social structure Franz Fischer; Part II.
Recovering Iron Age Social Systems: 5. The material culture of social
structure: rank and status in early Iron-Age Europe Bettina Arnold; 6. The
significance of major settlements in European Iron Age society Olivier
Büchsenschütz; 7. Early 'Celtic' socio-political relations: ideological
representation and social competition in dynamic comparative perspective
Michael Dietler; Part III. The Question of Statehood in La Téne Europe: 8.
States without centres? The Middle La Tène period in temperate Europe John
Collis; 9. Late Iron-Age society in Britain and north-east Europe:
structural transformation or superficial change? Colin Haselgrove; 10.
Settlement and social systems at the end of the Iron Age Peter S. Wells;
Part IV. Evolution and Ethnohistory: the Protohistoric Polities of Gaul and
the British Isles: 11. Modelling chiefdoms in the Scottish Highlands and
islands prior to the '45 Robert A. Dodgshon; 12. Caesar's perception of
Gallic social structures Sean B. Dunham; 13. Chiefdoms, confederacies, and
statehood in early Ireland D. Blair Gibson; 14. Clans are not primordial:
pre-Viking Irish society and the modelling of pre-Roman societies in
northern Europe Nerys Thomas Patterson.