Space, Hierarchy and Society: Interdisciplinary Studies in Social Area Analysis

Barry C. Burnham and John Kingsbury

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Front Cover
Copyright
Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Section 1: The Individual and The Group
The Group and The Individual in History
Inferring Status from Burials in Iron Age Europe: Some Recents Attempts
Who's Who in the Northern British Bronze Age
The Social Identity of the Individual in Isolated Barrows and Barrow Cemetaries in Anglo-Saxon England
An Anthropological Contribution to the History and Archaeology on an Ethnic Group
Social and Cultural Patterning in the Late Iron Age in Southern England
Glastonbury Ware: An Alternative View
Summary
Section 2: Section Groupings in the Urban Environment
Urban Structures in the Pre-Roman Iron Age
Pompeii - Planning and Social Implications
Medieval Winchester: Its Spatial Organization
Residential Differentiation in the Nineteenth-Century City
Towns and Typologies: Forms and Processes
Section 3: The Interaction of Ethnic Groups
Three Types of Ethnic Interaction Among Maasi-Speaking People in East Africa
Migration, Ethinc Differentiation and State Formation in the Iron Age of Bantu Africa
The Archaeological Recognition of Religion: The Examples of Islam in Africa in 'Urnfields' in Europe
Romano-British Interaction
Discussion of Section 3
Discussion
An Historian's Comments
Dialogues of the Deaf

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Published: 1979

Publisher: BAR Publishing

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BAR Number: S59

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