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Osman: "{| border="1" |- |Archaeological excavations at sites throughout Lebanon have revealed that socio-economic inequality increased significantly during the Iron..." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu

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|Archaeological excavations at sites throughout Lebanon have revealed that socio-economic inequality increased significantly during the Iron Age as Phoenician society became increasingly complex in terms of both political and social organisation. However, despite a considerable divide between rich and poor, with the vast majority of a city’s wealth being controlled by the king, various priesthoods, and the aristocracy, there is little evidence for political tensions between the various social classes.<ref>{{:RefWoolmer001}} s. 64.</ref>
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-|[[Archaeological]] [[excavation]]s at sites throughout [[Lebanon]] have revealed that [[socio-economic]] [[inequality]] increased significantly during the [[Iron Age]] as [[Phoenician]] [[society]] became increasingly complex in terms of both [[political]] and [[social]] [[organisation]]. However, despite a considerable divide between [[rich]] and [[poor]], with the vast majority of a [[city]]’s [[wealth]] being [[control]]led by the [[king]], various [[priesthood]]s, and the [[aristocracy]], there is little evidence for [[political]] [[tension]]s between the various [[social class]]es.<ref>{{:RefWoolmer001}} s. 64.</ref>
+|[[Archaeological]] [[excavation]]s at sites throughout [[Lebanon]] have revealed that [[socio-economic]] [[Inequality|inequality]] increased significantly during the [[Iron Age]] as [[Phoenician]] [[society]] became increasingly complex in terms of both [[political]] and [[social]] [[organisation]]. However, despite a considerable divide between [[rich]] and [[poor]], with the vast majority of a [[city]]’s [[wealth]] being [[control]]led by the [[king]], various [[priesthood]]s, and the [[aristocracy]], there is little evidence for [[political]] [[tension]]s between the various [[social class]]es.<ref>{{:RefWoolmer001}} s. 64.</ref>
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