From lineage to state social formations in the mid-first millennium B.C. in the Ganga Valley
Thapar, RomilaAuthor
Bombay ; Oxford : Oxford University Press,
1984.
The author attempts to define Indian society in the crucial period of the mid-first millennium BC and examines the change that took place from a lineage-based society to the establishment of state systems, taking into account the emergence of a peasant economy and the process of urbanization.
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The author attempts to define Indian society in the crucial period of the mid-first millennium BC and examines the change that took place from a lineage-based society to the establishment of state systems, taking into account the emergence of a peasant economy and the process of urbanization.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Regions & Countries - Asia & the Middle East
History & Archaeology
South Asia