Lecture 19
Anthropology 407 with Sinopoli at University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
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The Indus Civilization: A Contemporary Perspective
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Villages and Early Chiefdoms of the Deccan November 15, 2005 The Deccan (Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra) Deccani Chalcolithic, 2200-700 BC Rivers: Tapti Godavari Bhima Krishna Soils: Black Cotton Soils Chronology (Maharashtra) Savalda 2200-2000 BC Chronology (Maharashtra) Savalda 2200-2000 BC Late Harappa 2000-1800 BC Circumscription Robert L. Carneiro Chronology (Maharashtra) Savalda 2200-2000 BC Late Harappa 2000-1800 BC (Tapti Valley) Chronology (Maharashtra) Savalda 2200-2000 BC Late Harappa 2000-1800 BC Malwa 1800 ? 1400 BC Jorwe 1400-700 BC Malwa period (1800-1400 BC) Sites: Navdatoli, Inamgaon, Daimabad Subsistence data: domestic cattle, dog, pig, horse, sheep/goat, wild animals plants: barley Malwa period artifacts Jorwe period Early Jorwe 1400-1000 BC Late Jorwe 1000-700 BC Daimabad, Inamgaon, Jorwe Early Jorwe (1400-1000) site hierarchy (3+ levels) Early Jorwe (1400-1000) site hierarchy (3+ levels) non-residential architecture Inamgaon, Early Jorwe house Inamgaon, E. Jorwe plan Early Jorwe (1400-1000) site hierarchy (3+ levels) non-residential architecture specialization Pottery kiln Early Jorwe (1400-1000) site hierarchy (3+ levels) non-residential architecture specialization subsistence Jorwe ceramics Burial data Late Jorwe (1000-700 BC) Daimabad S.R. Rao, 1974-5 S.A. Sali, 1976-79 Daimabad, Malwa occupation, 1600- Daimabad: Early Jorwe, 1000-700 BC Inamgaon (Bhima River) Malwa: 1565-1350 E. Jorwe 1405-1000 L Jorwe 1000-700 M. Dhavalikar Early Jorwe
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Textbook: Indian Archaeology in Retrospect
The Indus Civilization: A Contemporary Perspective
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Textbook: Indian Archaeology in Retrospect
The Indus Civilization: A Contemporary PerspectiveCreated: 2008-05-29
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