Book contents
- Ancient Southeast Mesoamerica
- Case Studies in Early Societies
- Ancient Southeast Mesoamerica
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Figures
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Ways of Understanding Southeast Mesoamerica
- 2 Power, Hierarchy, and Social Differentiation
- 3 Early Arrivals, Domestication, and Emerging Sociopolitical Complexity in Southeast Mesoamerica (10,000 (?)–400 BCE)
- 4 Reformulating Social Networks through the Novel Uses of Things (400 BCE–CE 200)
- 5 The Arrival of Divine Lords
- 6 The Copán Realm, Its Colonies and Allies (CE 600–800)
- 7 The End of Days
- 8 Concentrating Power and Building Hierarchy beyond the Copán-Centered Network (CE 600–800)
- 9 Concentrating Power in the Terminal Classic beyond Copán (CE 800–1000)
- 10 Power and Political Economy in the Late Classic Naco and Middle Chamelecón Valleys (CE 600–800)
- 11 Hierarchy to Heterarchy in the Terminal Classic Naco and Middle Chamelecón Valleys (CE 800–1000)
- 12 Contrasting Forms of Complexity
- 13 Contesting for Power, Challenging Hierarchy, Making History
- References
- Index
Dedication
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 April 2024
Book contents
- Ancient Southeast Mesoamerica
- Case Studies in Early Societies
- Ancient Southeast Mesoamerica
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Figures
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Ways of Understanding Southeast Mesoamerica
- 2 Power, Hierarchy, and Social Differentiation
- 3 Early Arrivals, Domestication, and Emerging Sociopolitical Complexity in Southeast Mesoamerica (10,000 (?)–400 BCE)
- 4 Reformulating Social Networks through the Novel Uses of Things (400 BCE–CE 200)
- 5 The Arrival of Divine Lords
- 6 The Copán Realm, Its Colonies and Allies (CE 600–800)
- 7 The End of Days
- 8 Concentrating Power and Building Hierarchy beyond the Copán-Centered Network (CE 600–800)
- 9 Concentrating Power in the Terminal Classic beyond Copán (CE 800–1000)
- 10 Power and Political Economy in the Late Classic Naco and Middle Chamelecón Valleys (CE 600–800)
- 11 Hierarchy to Heterarchy in the Terminal Classic Naco and Middle Chamelecón Valleys (CE 800–1000)
- 12 Contrasting Forms of Complexity
- 13 Contesting for Power, Challenging Hierarchy, Making History
- References
- Index
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- Ancient Southeast MesoamericaPolitical Economies without the State, pp. vii - viiiPublisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2024