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T.L. Thurston & Manuel Fernández-Götz (ed.). 2022. Power from below in premodern societies: the dynamics of political complexity in the archaeological record. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 978-1-31651-539-6 hardback £75.00. - Volume 96 Issue 390

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