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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2017
摘要
The degree to which prehispanic societies in the northern upland Southwest were hierarchical or egalitarian is still debated and seems likely to have changed through time. This paper examines the plausibility of village-spanning polities in the northern Southwest by simulating the co演化 of hierarchy and warfare using extensions to the Village Ecodynamics Project's 智能體-based model. We additionally compile empirical data on the 族群 size distribution of habitations and ritual spaces (kivas) and the 社會 groups that used them in three large regions of the Pueblo Southwest and analyze these through time. All lines of evidence refute an “autonomous village” model during the Pueblo II period (A.D. 890–1145); rather, they support the existence of village-spanning polities during the Pueblo II and prob
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