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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 May 2018

Roderick Campbell
Roderick Campbell
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New York University

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Violence, Kinship and the Early Chinese State
The Shang and their World
 , pp. x - xi
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018

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  1. 3.1Erlitou Site Map

  2. 3.2Erlitou Courtyard 2

  3. 3.3Erlitou Elite Material Culture

  4. 3.4Erligang Period Zhengzhou

  5. 3.5Handan Sacrificial Pit

  6. 3.6Hougang Sacrificial Pit, First Layer

  7. 3.7Erlitou Tombs: Area vs. Differentiation

  8. 3.8Zhengzhou Tombs: Status Area vs. Differentiation

  9. 3.9Taixi Tombs: Area vs. Differentiation

  10. 3.10Anyang Tombs: Volume vs. Differentiation

  11. 3.11Comparison of Mortuary Hierarchy Through Time

  12. 3.12Central Plains Bronze Age Burials Over Time

  13. 4.1The Shang Kings’ Structure of Authority

  14. 4.2Oracle-Bone Political Economy

  15. 5.1The Dazu zhuzu, Zuzhufu and Daxiong zhuxiong ge rubbings

  16. 5.2Distribution of Pictographs in the B-Clusters at XQ8

  17. 6.1Ge Dagger-Axe with Jade Blade, Bronze Backing and Turquoise Inlay

  18. 6.2Jade and Bronze Weapons from Anyang

  19. 6.3Bronze Weapons from Anyang Tombs

  20. 6.4Inscribed Human Skull Fragments Recording Sacrifice

  21. 6.5Inscribed Deer Skull from Xiaotun, Anyang

  22. 6.6Sacrificial Pit in Royal Cemetery

  23. 6.7Sacrificial Pit with Headless Victims in Royal Cemetery

  24. 7.1Idealized Division of Space in Anyang Tombs

  25. 7.2Large Tombs: Total Grave Good Value vs. Tomb Size

  26. 7.3Lineage Cemeteries: Mortuary Investment vs. Tomb Size

  27. 7.4Lineage Cemeteries: Mortuary Difference vs. Tomb Size

  28. 7.5Lineage Cemeteries: Vertical Differentiation vs. Mortuary Expenditure

  29. 7.6Classes of Mortuary Expenditure

  30. 7.7Lineage Cemeteries: Tomb Volume –Total Sample

  31. 7.8Lineage Cemeteries: Tomb Volume – Unlooted Tombs

  32. 7.9Estimated Mortuary Expenditure for the Largest Tombs

  33. 7.10Headless Sacrificial Victims in the Southern Ramp of M1001

  34. 7.11Chariot and Charioteers

  35. 7.12Death Attendants and Sacrificial Victims in Elite Two-Ramped Tomb

  36. A.1K-means Cluster Analysis of Tribute and Political Affiliation

  37. A.2K-means Cluster Analysis of Shang Affiliation and Contribution Verbs

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