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Dmitri M. Bondarenko HOMOARCHY: A P
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ББК ******** 3 This study has be
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Preface 5 The story of this book is
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7 USA), Sergey Polyakov (Lomonosov
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9 Paliayans, Udihe, Shoshone, etc.)
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11 nevertheless testified, for exam
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13 face relations are of primary (o
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15 state society” (Fried 1967) gr
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17 heterarchic system of non-locali
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19 compatibility of the social scie
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21 more evident in the social scien
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23 evolutionists themselves but pre
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25 confederations (Korotayev 1995a;
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27 Eisenstatdt (1971: 74, 76) empha
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29 Evans-Pritchard 1987/1940b: 6; M
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31 III Was There Benin Bureaucracy?
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33 only. Contrary to a number of ot
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35 1978/1674-1742: 334). Eventually
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37 inherited within definite extend
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39 Sidahome 1964: 143; Anonymous 19
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41 crowned with success. Only in th
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43 In any case, the Bini mass consc
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45 he was regarded as the one who h
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47 throne the Oba went on playing t
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49 This paradigm sprang from their
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51 European visitor remarked that t
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53 “No council (of titled chiefs.
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55 that Benin was politically centr
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57 on the list of “major characte
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59 odionwere in people’s minds re
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61 profane responsibilities. Not by
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63 continuous establishing and main
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65 IV Was Benin a Suprakin Based So
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67 embracing kinship terminology (a
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69 territorial ties turned out hard
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71 Bondarenko 1993b: 193-194; 1998c
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73 appointed or confirmed outside t
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75 In the beginning of the 2 nd mil
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77 recognized the Ogisos’ suprema
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79 community was situated from the
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81 heroes and location of Ekpo repr
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83 So, none of the territorial unit
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85 might and wealth (Talbot 1926: I
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87 total observation of the age and
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89 in the late 1 st millennium BC -
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91 V How to Call Benin? 1. The loca
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93 its turn, the latter is able to
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95 representation of a power hetera
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97 rarely considered in general wor
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99 the correct rank. Some ranks led
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