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    From Lineage to State by Thapar, Romila;

    Social Formations of the Mid-First Millenium BC in the Ganga Valley

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    • Publisher OUP India
    • Date of Publication 10 October 1991

    • ISBN 9780195626759
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages198 pages
    • Size 217x140x12 mm
    • Weight 224 g
    • Language English
    • Illustrations map
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    Short description:

    This is an attempt to define Indian society in the crucial period of the mid-first millennium BC and in the seminal area of the Ganges Valley. It examines the major change from a lineage-based society to the establishment of state systems, and takes into account the emergence of a peasant economy and the process of urbanization.

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    This is an attempt to define Indian society in the crucial period of the mid-first millennium BC and in the seminal area of the Ganges Valley. It examines the major change from a lineage-based society to the establishment of state systems, and takes into account the emergence of a peasant economy and the process of urbanization.

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