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Ideology, social space and power in Uruk societies. A comparative analysis of north and south Mesopotamian settlements in the 4th millenium b.c.

Sundsdal, Kjetil
Master thesis
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2008-11-18
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Abstract
This thesis is a discussing of ideology, social space and power in Uruk societies from 4000 to 3000 B.C. I have focused on on the interaction between north and south druing the Uruk expansion. In this period societies in the northern areas became influenced by south Mesopotamian culture. I argue that ideology was an important aspect and can help to understand the nature and the reasons behind the extensive trading connections.
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The University of Bergen
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