Cunliffe, B. (1976). Hillforts and oppida in Britain. In: n.e. Problems in economic and social archaeology. pp. 343-358.
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Hillforts and oppida in Britain | ||||||
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Problems in economic and social archaeology | ||||||
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343 - 358 | ||||||
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A simple egalitarian society c 1000 BC evolved rapidly into a complex of chiefdoms based on hillforts as tribal foci and redistribution centres which, by 1st century BC, could be classed as proto-urban. By mid-1st century BC primitive states were emerging, and developed still further into an urban network with satellite markets, continuing under Roman rule into early 5th century AD. Au(adp) | ||||||
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1976 | ||||||
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05 Dec 2008 |
