| Variable | Definition |
|---|---|
| Polity | The Seshat Polity ID |
| Year(s) | The years for which we have the data. [negative = BCE] |
| Tag | [Evidenced, Disputed, Suspected, Inferred, Unknown] |
| Verified | A Seshat Expert has approved this piece of data. |
| Variable | Definition |
|---|---|
| polity_population_from | The lower range of polity population for a polity. |
| polity_population_to | The upper range of polity population for a polity. |
| # | Polity | Year(s) | Polity Population from | Polity Population to | Description | Edit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 341 |
(Bronze Age Cambodia) |
Full Year Range of Bronze Age Cambodia is assumed. [-1200, -501] |
None |
None |
None | |
| 342 |
(Anglo-Saxon England II) |
Full Year Range of Anglo-Saxon England II is assumed. [927, 1065] |
1500000 |
1500000 |
None | |
| 346 |
(Egypt - Thebes-Libyan Period) |
Full Year Range of Egypt - Thebes-Libyan Period is assumed. [-1069, -747] |
None |
None |
People. There is a lot of disagreement over the correct figure for the late New Kingdom. In the absence of evidence for this period, estimate for the Libyan Dynasties Period will largely depend on the resolution of that discussion. |
|
| 347 |
(Elam - Awan Dynasty I) |
Full Year Range of Elam - Awan Dynasty I is assumed. [-2675, -2100] |
None |
None |
People. "The Akkadian expansion inevitably had to collide with Elam and its Awan dynasty. The latter ruled over an aggregation of smaller settlements spread across the Iranian plateau. In terms of size, demography and productivity, Elam was a worthy rival of the Akkadian empire." [Liverani_Tabatabai 2014, p. 135] |
|
| 348 |
(Holy Roman Empire - Ottonian-Salian Dynasty) |
Full Year Range of Holy Roman Empire - Ottonian-Salian Dynasty is assumed. [919, 1125] |
21500000 |
21500000 |
None | |
| 349 |
(Elam - Crisis Period) |
Full Year Range of Elam - Crisis Period is assumed. [-1100, -900] |
None |
None |
People. Unknown. "Before the Islamic conquest, major concentration of settlement were always localized in the following three major regions: the central Zagros, the lowland steppe, and Marv Dasht. These probably correspond, respectively, with Shimashki, Susa, and Anshan, the three most important historical entities in southwest Iran (Vallat 1980:6). Each major concentration of settlement contained at least one large urban area." [Schacht_Hole 1987, p. 173] |
|
| 350 |
(Elam - Early Sukkalmah) |
Full Year Range of Elam - Early Sukkalmah is assumed. [-1900, -1701] |
None |
None |
"Old Elamite III (ca. 2000-1475 B.C.) ... During this period, probably more people were living on the Susiana Plain than ever before." [Schacht_Hole 1987, pp. 177-178] "Before the Islamic conquest, major concentration of settlement were always localized in the following three major regions: the central Zagros, the lowland steppe, and Marv Dasht. These probably correspond, respectively, with Shimashki, Susa, and Anshan, the three most important historical entities in southwest Iran (Vallat 1980:6). Each major concentration of settlement contained at least one large urban area." [Schacht_Hole 1987, p. 173] |