The Ascent of Chiefs: Cahokia and Mississippian Politics in Native North America
The Ascent of Chiefs: Cahokia and Mississippian Politics in Native North America
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酋长的崛起：北美原住民的卡霍基亚和密西西比政治
DOI：
10.5860/choice.32-4577
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发表时间：
1994
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4
通讯作者：
T. Pauketat
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作者：
T. Pauketat
这本雄心勃勃的书从理论上解释了史前卡霍基亚是如何成为一个分层社会的，并最终成为墨西哥北部美洲原住民文化成就的顶峰。从阶级斗争的角度考虑卡霍基亚，Pauketat声称，在公元1000年左右，密西西比河谷这一地区的政治巩固发生得非常突然，之后卡霍基亚的领主们创新了策略来保持他们的权力，并最终成为神圣的酋长。本卷中的新观点和新数据将激发围绕北美史前最重要发展之一的辩论。
This ambitious book provides a theoretical explanation of how prehistoric Cahokia became a stratified society, and ultimately the pinnacle of Native American cultural achievement north of Mexico. Considering Cahokia in terms of class struggle, Pauketat claims that the political consolidation in this region of the Mississippi Valley happened quite suddenly, around A.D. 1000, after which the lords of Cahokia innovated strategies to preserve their power and ultimately emerged as divine chiefs. The new ideas and new data in this volume will invigorate the debate surrounding one of the most important developments in North American prehistory.