causal hypothesis · hyp_egyfull_new_kingdom_empire_revenue_temple
Imperial reach, revenue and temple institutions
New Kingdom expansion reshaped royal and temple resources through tribute, taxation, booty, land and administrative networks.
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Research assessment
statement
New Kingdom expansion reshaped royal and temple resources through tribute, taxation, booty, land and administrative networks.mechanisms
- Campaign booty and tribute
- Direct administration in selected regions
- Land and labour endowments
- Temple and court redistribution
chronology test
Institutional expansion should follow or coincide with sustained imperial control, not isolated campaigns alone.geography test
Direct administration, tribute and military reach should produce different spatial evidence.important caveat
Royal endowment claims can exaggerate scale, and surviving temple records are institutionally biased.Research description
Royal endowment claims can exaggerate scale, and surviving temple records are institutionally biased.
Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · supports geographic distinctions
History of Egypt in Palestine — Susan Cohen (2016)Supports control categories.
Locator: Forms of Egyptian presence - supports · supports institutional mechanism
Land Donations — Juan Carlos Moreno García (2013)Supports resource networks.
Locator: Temple land and patronage
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