Section: Social Complexity

Subsection: Hierarchical Complexity

Religious Level

Talking about hierarchical complexity, religious levels records the religious levels of a polity. same principle as with administrative levels. start with the head of the official cult (if present) coded as: level 1, and work down to the local priest. (See here)

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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
religious_level_from	The lower range of religious level for a polity.
religious_level_to	The upper range of religious level for a polity.

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#	Polity	Year(s)	Religious Level from	Religious Level to	Description	Edit
161	(Hatti - New Kingdom)	Full Year Range of Hatti - New Kingdom is assumed. [-1400, -1180]	4	4	None
162	(Ottoman Emirate)	Full Year Range of Ottoman Emirate is assumed. [1299, 1402]	2	2	None
163	(Ottoman Empire I)	Full Year Range of Ottoman Empire I is assumed. [1402, 1517]	4	4	None
164	(Hallstatt B2-3)	Full Year Range of Hallstatt B2-3 is assumed. [-900, -700]	1	1	None
165	(Timurid Empire)	Full Year Range of Timurid Empire is assumed. [1370, 1526]	1	3	None
166	(La Tene B2-C1)	Full Year Range of La Tene B2-C1 is assumed. [-325, -175]	None	None	None
167	(Monopalatial Crete)	Full Year Range of Monopalatial Crete is assumed. [-1450, -1300]	3	3	None
168	(Early Angkor)	Full Year Range of Early Angkor is assumed. [802, 1100]	4	4	None
169	(Late Angkor)	Full Year Range of Late Angkor is assumed. [1220, 1432]	4	4	None
170	(Latium - Copper Age)	Full Year Range of Latium - Copper Age is assumed. [-3600, -1800]	1	1	None

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