The Commonality in Processual Trends in the Urbanization Process: Urbanization and the Redistributive Function in the Central AndesUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Center for Latin American Studies, 1972 - Andes Region - 54 pages |
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1890 Contemporary agricultural allocation Andean archaeological Babylonia BLAC Bolivia Cancian cargo system centripetal ceremonial centers ceremonial fund Chan Chan Chan characterized chiefdom or paramount Chucuito coastal coercive Colonial conquest correlated criollo cultural cyclical redistribution defensive demographic differential redistribution documented dynamics Ecological Potential elites emerged encompass Erasmus essentially ethnohistoric evidence feedback focus functional urbanism highland homeostasis Inca incipient urbanization indicate integrative force interaction linkage mechanisms macro manpower Maya Mesoamerica Mesopotamia micro microsocietal growth microsocietal market microsocieties Mochica monial center niches nucleated Olmec Oppenheim outmigration paramount chiefdoms Pearse peasant communities period Peru polity population prehistoric microsocieties redistribution system redistributive mechanism redistributive process reflects religious represented rural villages Sanders and Price Schaedel sector sedentism segmentation settlement pattern situation social South America spatial statehood and cities stratification structure surplus redistribution temple system Teotihuacan theocratic town transformation tribution unilateral dominance pattern urban centers urban system urbanization process valley neck Wolf's