Connectivity in antiquity : globalization as a long-term historical process
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Connectivity in antiquity : globalization as a long-term historical process
（Approaches to anthropological archaeology）
Equinox, 2006
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Connectivity in antiquity : globalization as long-term historical process
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Grand narratives, technological revolutions and the past : deep-time studies of metallurgy and social evolution in the Eastern Mediterranean / Thomas E. Levy
- Emerging state connectivity : dynamic urban and economic growth in fourth and third millennium BCE West Syrian societies / William Collins
- Trade pulsations, collapse and reorientation in the ancient world / William R. Thompson
- The globalizing effects of "Hajj" in the medieval and modern eras / Bethany J. Walker
- Connectivity : Transjordan during the Persian period / Paul J. Ray, Jr
- Organic globalization and socialization / Sheldon Lee Gosline
- Connectivity in the Longue Durée : hadrami muslims in an Indian Ocean world / Leif Manger
- Perceptions of antiquity and the formation of modern resistance identities / Sandra Arnold Scham
- Foreign self and familiar other : the impact of "global" connectivity on New Kingdom Egypt / Jenny Cashman
- Nothing new under the sun? / Manuel Castells
