Titlebook: Emergence and Change in Early Urban Societies; Linda Manzanilla Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 Mesopotamia.early

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tance, there will be different implications with respect to urban functioning of Tiwanaku city if it is the chief amongst quasi-equals in a federation as contrasted to its being the capital city of a conquest state.

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Early Urban Societiesllas 1968; Athens 1977; Blanton 1976; Braidwood and Willey 1962; Carneiro 1970; Childe 1971, 1973; Claessen 1984a, 1984b, 1989; Claessen and Skalník 1978; Cohen and Service 1978; Doxiadis 1968; Flan-nery 1972; Fried 1967, 1974; Friedman 1975; Gledhill and Larsen 1982; Hardoy 1964; Hourani 1970; Jone

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Arslantepe-Malatyaom the Chalcolithic to the Neo-Hittite age, proved to be a key site for the study of both the development of Early State organization in the regions surrounding Mesopotamia, and the formation of complex societies by the widespread interregional relations linking the Mesopotamian plains and the Syro-

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Urbanism and the Rise of Complex Society and the Early State in Egypt1000 km upriver. This was a centrally controlled polity ruled by a (god-) king from the newly founded capital of Memphis in the north, near Saqqara. Archaeological evidence for state control consists of the names (.) of First Dynasty kings on pots, seals, tags (originally attached to containers), an

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