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  • Chapter Four - Contrasting Hierarchies of Settlement

  • Simon Stoddart, Magdalene College, Cambridge
  • Book:
    Power and Place in Etruria
    Published online:
    29 September 2020
    Print publication:
    08 October 2020, pp 83-108

  • Summary

    This chapter measures the varied levels of hierarchy, as they developed over time, focused on South Etruria. These trends show an increase and then fluctuations in centralisation.A broader comparison is made with North Etruria and Umbria where quantification of these trends is more difficult to assess. The chapter ends with a more qualitative analysis of the levels of hierarchy more typically represented by South Etruria, covering primate centres, marginal centres, coastal emporia, internal emporium, politically dependent tertiary centres, boundary temples, villages, rural settlement