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|a First kings of Europe :
|b from farmers to rulers in prehistoric Southeastern Europe /
|c edited by Attila Gyucha and William A. Parkinson.
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|a [Los Angeles, California] :
|b Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press,
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|a xxi, 235 pages :
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|a "The exhibition brings together some of the most compelling archaeological finds from the Neolithic, Copper Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age to tell the story of the emergence of leadership, inequality, and hierarchy within the prehistoric farming communities of southeastern Europe. The exhibition investigates how power was acquired, legitimized, maintained, and renewed by means of technology, trade and exchange, conflicts and warfare, as well as through rituals and ceremonies. Beginning October 22, 2021, over nearly a two-year period, the exhibition will be hosted at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, Illinois, and at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec"--page iii.
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a Foreword: From Farmers to Kings -- Section 1. The Evolution of Leadership and Inequality in Southeast European Prehistory. Introduction: From Farmers to Rulers in Prehistoric Southeastern Europe -- Social Change and Elites in the Prehistoric Central and Southern Balkans -- Section 2. Neolithic and Copper Age: First Farmers, Herders, and Leaders. Communities and Monuments in the Making - Neolithic Tells on the Great Hungarian Plain -- The Emergence of a New Elite in Southeast Europe - People and Ideas from the Steppe Region at the Turn of the Copper and Bronze Ages -- Section 3. The Age of Bronze: Warriors and Chiefs. Treasures of the Warlords, Bronze Smiths, and Farmers of the Late Bronze Age - Hoard Deposition in Hungary and Transylvania -- Peace and War in the Bronze Age on the Eastern Frontier of the Carpathian Basin - The Evolution and Manifestation of Social Stratification -- Weapons and Warriors in the Late Bronze Age of the Northern and Central Balkans -- Section 4. The Age of Iron: Traders and Aristocrats. Tribal States or Stately Tribes? The Origins of the "Barbarian" Kingdoms of the Southern Balkans -- Kings of Crossroads - Warriors and Traders of the Hallstatt World of Central Europe and the Iron Age Balkans -- Arrayed in Gold and Silver - The Lavish Kings of Ancient Thrace.
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