Dynamics and Developments of Social Structures and Networks in Prehistoric and Protohistoric Cyprus
Dynamics and Developments of Social Structures and Networks in Prehistoric and Protohistoric Cyprus
Buerge, Teresa; Recht, Laerke
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2023
318
Dura
Inglês
9781032335407
15 a 20 dias
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1. Introduction: connecting multiple approaches to social structures and networks; 2. Material convergences in a globalising world? Cyprus and the Near East in the seventh and sixth millennia BCE; 3. Economic convergences in a globalising world? Cyprus and the Near East in the seventh and sixth millennia BCE; 4. A multi-proxy approach to human-environment-climate coevolution in prehistoric and protohistoric Cyprus; 5. Rethinking the emergence of social inequalities: the case of Chalcolithic Cyprus; 6. Metal artefact production and distribution in Early and Middle Bronze Age Cyprus: patterns of intraregional and interregional connection and disconnection; 7. Intraregional and interregional connections on Cyprus between MC III and LC I in the regions of Limassol and Paphos; 8. Innovation and adaptation: ceramic development across the Middle to Late Cypriot horizon; 9. Cypriot connections through the Middle to Late Bronze Age transition in the Western Galilee: a review of residual Cypriot pottery from Tel Achziv; 10. Strategies for success during the transition to the Late Bronze Age at Kissonerga-Skalia; 11. The social context of ritual in Late Bronze Age Cyprus: an archaeobotanical study from the cemetery of Hala Sultan Tekke; 12. Of bulls and birds: Mycenaean and Cypriot animal and social symbolism on the move; 13. Eastern Mediterranean exchange networks: imported ceramics at Pyla-Kokkinokremos, Cyprus; 14. Pyla-Kokkinokremos (Cyprus) and Late Bronze Age Mediterranean networks: the role of the pithoi; 15. Pursuits of social status and power at Maa-Palaeokastro; 16. Connecting communities: agency and social interactions in prehistoric and protohistoric Cyprus
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archaeological theory;prehistoric connectivity;social stratification;material culture analysis;Eastern Mediterranean exchange;funerary practices Cyprus;ancient Cypriot social network models
1. Introduction: connecting multiple approaches to social structures and networks; 2. Material convergences in a globalising world? Cyprus and the Near East in the seventh and sixth millennia BCE; 3. Economic convergences in a globalising world? Cyprus and the Near East in the seventh and sixth millennia BCE; 4. A multi-proxy approach to human-environment-climate coevolution in prehistoric and protohistoric Cyprus; 5. Rethinking the emergence of social inequalities: the case of Chalcolithic Cyprus; 6. Metal artefact production and distribution in Early and Middle Bronze Age Cyprus: patterns of intraregional and interregional connection and disconnection; 7. Intraregional and interregional connections on Cyprus between MC III and LC I in the regions of Limassol and Paphos; 8. Innovation and adaptation: ceramic development across the Middle to Late Cypriot horizon; 9. Cypriot connections through the Middle to Late Bronze Age transition in the Western Galilee: a review of residual Cypriot pottery from Tel Achziv; 10. Strategies for success during the transition to the Late Bronze Age at Kissonerga-Skalia; 11. The social context of ritual in Late Bronze Age Cyprus: an archaeobotanical study from the cemetery of Hala Sultan Tekke; 12. Of bulls and birds: Mycenaean and Cypriot animal and social symbolism on the move; 13. Eastern Mediterranean exchange networks: imported ceramics at Pyla-Kokkinokremos, Cyprus; 14. Pyla-Kokkinokremos (Cyprus) and Late Bronze Age Mediterranean networks: the role of the pithoi; 15. Pursuits of social status and power at Maa-Palaeokastro; 16. Connecting communities: agency and social interactions in prehistoric and protohistoric Cyprus
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