ranked model · model_srsc1_3_multi_causal_transition
Multi-causal environmental, economic, and political transition
Review and provenance
Specialist reviewer: not recorded. Review date: not recorded.
Dataset workflow: proposed. This is separate from specialist review.
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Model comparison
Evidence and sources
- contextualizes · contextualizes
Impact of Paleoclimatic Changes on the Cultural and Historical Processes at the Turn of the Late Bronze–Early Iron Ages in the Northern Black Sea Region — Marianna A. Kulkova, Maya T. Kashuba, Sergey M. Agulnikov, Alexander M. Kulkov, Mikhail A. Streltsov, Maria N. Vetrova, Aurel Zanoci (2022)Source linked to ranked_model record model_srsc1_3_multi_causal_transition.
Locator: Palaeoclimate review - supports · supports
Multi-Season Reproduction and Pastoralist Production Strategies: New Approaches to Birth Seasonality from the South Caucasus Region — Hannah Chazin (2021)Source linked to ranked_model record model_srsc1_3_multi_causal_transition.
Locator: Pastoral flexibility - supports · supports
The Kingdom of Urartu — Yervand H. Grekyan (2023)Source linked to ranked_model record model_srsc1_3_multi_causal_transition.
Locator: State formation and Assyrian relations
Referenced records
- Climate as a single master cause of 1600–800 BCE transitions · causal hypothesis
- Assyrian pressure as one contributor to Urartian consolidation · causal hypothesis
- Vehicle burials as prestige and connectivity systems · causal hypothesis