Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 5Department of Archaeology, 1986 - Archaeology |
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Page 137
... population densities has been viewed in two mutually exclusive frameworks ( Naroll 1962 and Fletcher 1981 ) , where area has been treated as a neutral and a subjective referent for population densities respectively . Given the state of ...
... population densities has been viewed in two mutually exclusive frameworks ( Naroll 1962 and Fletcher 1981 ) , where area has been treated as a neutral and a subjective referent for population densities respectively . Given the state of ...
Page 158
... population , in our examples up to 25 % to 30 % , owning even today c . 60 % of the land . By contrast , most non - Brahmins are tenant farmers and most untouchables are day - labourers and village servants . Although recent changes in ...
... population , in our examples up to 25 % to 30 % , owning even today c . 60 % of the land . By contrast , most non - Brahmins are tenant farmers and most untouchables are day - labourers and village servants . Although recent changes in ...
Page 161
... population , own 38 % of the land , but they are countered by Khatis ( a cultivating caste ) comprising 20 % of the population and owning 27 % of the land . The general pattern of land - ownership is " surprisingly egalitarian " , small ...
... population , own 38 % of the land , but they are countered by Khatis ( a cultivating caste ) comprising 20 % of the population and owning 27 % of the land . The general pattern of land - ownership is " surprisingly egalitarian " , small ...
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