2020
DOI: 10.36959/763/504
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War or Religion in Different Cultural Contexts: Discerning War, Violence, Empires or Proselytizing & Religious Cults from Archaeology and Literature

Abstract: What is more important in the spread of civilization, military action or religious ideology? Trade and exchange are also significant and some historians like Braudel [1], have linked trading and raiding together and considered their effects. Here I compare the historical and archaeological evidence concerning the role of religion and war in civilization and how that evidence has been interpreted. Narratives that emphasize war have been given greater weight, but the spread of ideologies appears to have as quick… Show more

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