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Posted: November 29th, 2022
What are the similarities and differences in the social status of slaves in the Waning States and Han China and in the third-millennium BC Mesopotamia?
Literature:
Robin Yates, lavery in Early China: a socio-cultural approach… Journal of East Asian Archaeology 3 (2002), 28,331. Lorenzo Verderame, ‘Slavery in third-millennium Mesopotamia-. Journal of Global Slavery 3 (201E). 13-40.
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Both the Egyptian and Mayan writing systems had strong ties to their respective ritual and monumentary practices (Scarre, Fagan and Golden, 2021, 126–7, 481-4). Similar traces can be found in their decline histories. According to Houston and Stauder (2020, 35), “the withering of Egyptian and Maya imagery correlated with the decline and disappearance of their writing to a notable extent.”
References
Houston, Stephen and Stauder, Andreas. 2020. “What is a hieroglyph?”, L’Homme 233, pp. 9–44.
Scarre, Chris, Fagan, Brian M. and Golden, Charles. 2021. Ancient Civilizations. 5th ed. New York: Routledge.
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