| 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 351 |
(Elam - Igihalkid Period) |
Full Year Range of Elam - Igihalkid Period is assumed. [-1399, -1200] |
None |
None |
People. "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] |
|
| 352 |
(Elam - Kidinuid Period) |
Full Year Range of Elam - Kidinuid Period is assumed. [-1500, -1400] |
None |
None |
People. 16th-14th centuries BCE: The Elamites were concentrated in the Susiana plain but maintained their ancestral ties with the highlands, where Anshan was progressively deserted." [Louvre 1992, p. 9] "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] |
|
| 353 |
(Elam - Late Sukkalmah) |
Full Year Range of Elam - Late Sukkalmah is assumed. [-1700, -1500] |
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] | |
| 354 |
(Elam - Shimashki Period) |
Full Year Range of Elam - Shimashki Period is assumed. [-2028, -1940] |
None |
None |
People. "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] "Susa is thought to have covered an area of c. 85 ha by the sukkalmah period, when roughly twenty new villages were founded as well (Carter and Stolper 1984: 150)." [Potts 2016, p. 167] |
|
| 355 |
(Elam - Shutrukid Period) |
Full Year Range of Elam - Shutrukid Period is assumed. [-1199, -1100] |
None |
None |
People. "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] |
|
| 356 |
(Early Modern Sierra Leone) |
Full Year Range of Early Modern Sierra Leone is assumed. [1650, 1896] |
1000 |
5000 |
None | |
| 357 |
(Kingdom of Jimma) |
Full Year Range of Kingdom of Jimma is assumed. [1790, 1932] |
100000 |
300000 |
None | |
| 358 |
(Middle and Late Nok) |
Full Year Range of Middle and Late Nok is assumed. [-1500, -901] |
10 |
50 |
None | |