Prehistoric Societies on the Northern Frontiers of China : Archaeological Perspectives on Identity Formation and Economic Change During the First Millennium BCE
Prehistoric Societies on the Northern Frontiers of China : Archaeological Perspectives on Identity Formation and Economic Change During the First Millennium BCE
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10.4324/9781315539287
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2009
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Gideon Shelach
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Gideon Shelach
《新秩序的种子：东亚在公元前1100-600年间的变化》（The Seeds of the New Order：How East Asia Changed During the Period Between 1100-600 BCE）绘制变化：我们可以从考古记录中了解到关于公元前1100-600年之间的变化。地理背景对北方区人民的影响：能做到吗？重要吗？持续还是变化？北方地区陶瓷与日用器物考古资料、冶金居住地与聚落形态、墓葬习俗与仪式用语结论：延续与变迁的维度第三章。是经济吗？北方地区的经济和政治进程。消费行为的变化生产策略的变化经济变化的外部模型气候变化的幅度及其对经济适应性的影响北方牧区起源的社会模型第四章.符号和标识：心理边界的绘制身份考古学：理论和方法论的考虑北方地区人民的象征和身份声望和性别身份：通过埋葬数据的统计分析确定身份，种族身份和个人坟墓的分析。公元前第一个千年社会身份的构建和操纵（为什么是现在，为什么这么多？）第五章.本地、区域和全球：互动领域和社会变迁对中国和欧亚草原社会间古代互动研究的态度古代互动及其影响：与前现代世界互动有关的理论。公元前第二和第一个千年期间社会间相互作用的考古学证据早期相互作用的证据公元前第三和第二个千年早期相互作用的证据公元前第一个千年后期和上半年相互作用的证据全球和地方：北方地区的长期相互作用和社会变迁。第六章移民、贸易、世界体系与中心城市模式、互动与认同。结论：考古学与历史学对公元前一千年上半期及以后进程的看法
Introduction The Seeds of the New Order: How East Asia Changed During the Period Between 1100-600 BCE Outline of the Book Chapter Two. Charting the Change: What Can We Learn from the Archaeological Record About Changes that Occurred Between 1100-600 BCE. Geographical Background Naming the People of the Northern Zone: Can it be done and is it Important? Continuity or Change? The Archaeological Data of the Northern Zone Ceramics and Artifacts of Daily Use Metallurgy Habitation Sites and Settlement Patterns Burial Practices and Ceremonial Expressions Conclusions: Dimensions of Continuity and Change Chapter Three. Is it the Economy? Economic and Political Processes in the Northern Zone. Changes of Consumption Behavior Changes of Production Strategies External Models for Economic Change: The Magnitude of Climatic Change and its Effect on Economic Adaptation Social Models for the Genesis of Pastoralism in the Northern Zone Chapter Four. Symbols and Identity: The Drawing of Mental Boundaries The Archaeology of Identity: Theoretical and Methodological Considerations The Symbols and Identities of the People of the Northern Zone Prestige and Gender Identities: Identifying Identities through Statistical Analysis of Burial Data Ethnic-like Identity and the Analysis of Individual Graves. The Construction and Manipulation of Social Identity During the first Millennium BCE (Why now, Why so much?) Chapter Five. Local, Regional and Global: Interaction Spheres and Social Change Attitudes towards the Study of Ancient Interactions among Societies in China and the Eurasian Steppe Ancient Interactions and their Effects: Theories Relating to the Interactions in the Pre-Modern World. Archaeological Evidence of Inter-Society Interactions during the Second and First Millennia BCE Evidence of Early Interactions Evidence of Interactions during the Late Third and Early Second Millennia BCE Evidence of Interactions During the Late Second and First Half of the First Millennia BCE The Global and the Local: Long-Range Interactions and Social Change in the Northern Zone. Migration Trade World System and Center-Periphery Models Interaction and Identity Chapter Six. Conclusions: Archaeological versus Historical Perspectives on Processes during the first half of the first Millennium BCE and Beyond Bibliography