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The Prehistoric Cyclades: Contributions to a Workshop on Cycladic Chronology by John E. Coleman; J. A. MacGillivray; R. L. N. Barber; A. Bernard Knapp; Tamara Stech is a Arts and Humanities article available to read on EtoBox.
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anything, it is the need for more efficient use of resources as well as the more resolute application of the data already available. If Bintliffs cycles of expansion and contraction and the reasons for them are characteristic of the entire period from the Neolithic onwards, it seems reasonable to assume that there must be evidence for their continuance into and through the Roman period and beyond, a point touched on by Bintliff himself but undeveloped by any of the other contributors. Similarly, the final appearance of the state in temperate Europe, as a quasi-native development and not as a Mediterranean imposition, deserves to be considered in the light of earlier, indigenous developments in this direction. For this reason one misses any discussion of such "barbarian" kindgoms as those of Seuthes, Burebista and Maroboduus, and the evolution of the Germanic federations and kingdoms. The differences between Near Eastern and European social evolution, touched upon by Bintliff and Sherratt, beg for further exploration. One of the foremost strengths of European Social Evolution is that it casts into relief the kinds of questions that need to be asked and the directions that social arc
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- Author
- John E. Coleman; J. A. MacGillivray; R. L. N. Barber; A. Bernard Knapp; Tamara Stech
- Published
- 1986
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)