Celtic chiefdom, Celtic state : the evolution of complex social systems in prehistoric Europe
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Celtic chiefdom, Celtic state : the evolution of complex social systems in prehistoric Europe
（New directions in archaeology）
Cambridge University Press, 1995
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Bibliography: p. 137-155
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In this collection, archaeologists, historians, geographers and language specialists re-examine the structure and political development of Celtic states scattered across present-day Europe. The main theoretical focus is on whether and when state-level complexity was attained in the different Celtic settlements. The contributors also discuss and evaluate the various methods for studying Celtic social systems: the historical textual studies, as opposed to the analysis of the archaeological record, and the use of regional comparisons. Interweaving archaeological and textual evidence, the result is an interdisciplinary study of state formation never before attempted on such a wide scale which contributes to our understanding of social complexity in Celtic Europe, and, more generally, to the processes underlying social transformation.
目次
- 1. Introduction: beyond the mists: forging an ethnological approach to Celtic studies Bettina Arnold, and D. Blair Gibson
- Part I. Celtic Political Systems: Research Paradigms: 2. From chiefdom to state organization in Celtic Europe Patrice Brun
- 3. Building an historical ecology of Gaulish polities Carole L. Crumley
- 4. The early Celts of west central Europe: the semantics of social structure Franz Fischer
- Part II. Recovering Iron Age Social Systems: 5. The material culture of social structure: rank and status in early Iron-Age Europe Bettina Arnold
- 6. The significance of major settlements in European Iron Age society Olivier Buchsenschutz
- 7. Early 'Celtic' socio-political relations: ideological representation and social competition in dynamic comparative perspective Michael Dietler
- Part III. The Question of Statehood in La Tene Europe: 8. States without centres? The Middle La Tene period in temperate Europe John Collis
- 9. Late Iron-Age society in Britain and north-east Europe: structural transformation or superficial change? Colin Haselgrove
- 10. Settlement and social systems at the end of the Iron Age Peter S. Wells
- Part IV. Evolution and Ethnohistory: the Protohistoric Polities of Gaul and the British Isles: 11. Modelling chiefdoms in the Scottish Highlands and islands prior to the '45 Robert A. Dodgshon
- 12. Caesar's perception of Gallic social structures Sean B. Dunham
- 13. Chiefdoms, confederacies, and statehood in early Ireland D. Blair Gibson
- 14. Clans are not primordial: pre-Viking Irish society and the modelling of pre-Roman societies in northern Europe Nerys Thomas Patterson.
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