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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2016
摘要
The rapid rise of the “Chaco phenomenon” in northern New Mexico in the ninth century AD invites a search for either historical precursors or generative processes that might have explanatory utility. We analyze one candidate system, the well-known Basketmaker III and Pueblo I communities investigated by the Dolores Archaeological Program in southwestern Colorado, to determine whether there is evidence of change through time in the direction of more 不平等 of households. We use the Gini index to quantify concentration in the distributions of living space, storage space, and total household space. We see no prominent trend toward increasing 不平等 in these data, but we do note possible evidence for leveling, in that 不平等 in an “income” measure is higher than in a “total wealth” measure. These leveli
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