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Gordon McMullan (Lecturer in English)social science is in the middle of an intellectual storm. We have gathered here as a group of people who feel uneasy about where things have been going. I also have the sense that people are unsure of the full dimensions of the storm. And that as we get more sure of it we, ourselves, get more frightened of it.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24208-3hat in the fourth millennium you have this interaction between the early cities and the barbarian world that you describe. I do not think it is as early as that. The beginnings of barbarian encroachment upon the Sumerian landscape I do not think you can date until the second half of the third millen