Empires and diversity : on the crossroads of archaeology, anthropology, and history /
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| Language: | English |
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Los Angeles :
Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press,
[2013]
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| Series: | Ideas, debates, and perspectives ;
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : variability and complexity in multidisciplinary studies of empires / Gregory E. Areshian
- Negotiating empire : a comparative investigation into the responses to Hittite imperialism by the vassal state of Ugarit and the Kaaka peoples of Pontic Anatolia / Claudia Glatz
- Monuments of resistance : Gurgum and the Assyrian conquest / Lynn Swartz Dodd
- Revenge of the Kushites : assimilation and resistance in Egyp's New Kingdom empire and Nubian ascendancy over Egypt / Stuart Tyson Smith
- An archaeology of hegemony : the Achaemenid empire and the remaking of the fortress in the Armenian highlands / Lori Khatchadourian
- Sasanian imperialism and the shaping of Armenian identity (interdisciplinary verification and ambivalence of empire-nation relationship) / Gregory E. Areshian
- Expansion of the Chinese empire into its northern frontier (ca 500 BCE-96 CE) : a case study from south central inner Mongolia / Gregory G. Indrisano and Katheryn M. Linduff
- Binding the imperial whole : the transition from capital to province in the Inka imperial heartland / R. Alan Covey
- Shadow of the Great Khan / Naindeep Chann.