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By assumingrulership, each of these three women rerouted the line of dynastic sequence of her site.
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When these factors are taken into consideration, it is plausible that potbelly sculpture represents either individual rulers or the concept ofrulership.
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The presence of pedestal bases is also a feature that argues for arulershipinterpretation of potbelly sculptures.
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Others were mentioned only to enhance that power, defining political relationships, genealogical rights torulership, and successful military endeavors.
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It is not scepticism as to female rule but rather the incompatibility of the respective claims of womanhood and those ofrulership.
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Becauserulershipand power were inherited, the ruler had to create a genealogical right to rule.
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The next characteristic that would perhaps support the hypothesis that potbelly sculptures were used as a depiction ofrulershipis their adornment.
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The placement of the potbelly sculpture on top of the pedestal and/or throne would be consistent with a portrayal ofrulership.
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This seeming contradiction is explicable by deeper reflection on the nature ofrulershipand complex governance.
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It is also possible that potbelly sculpture had a meaning and use connected with the representation and communication ofrulership.
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Most important is its characterization as a seat ofrulership, a symbolic throne.
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I propose that the adoption of unmarked elements in the appellative phrases of women rulers might also be a form of impersonating masculinerulership.
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Coggins (1988) notes multiple manifestations of deities are represented on manikin scepters and that they all imply divine lineage and the continuity and legitimacy ofrulership.
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The first has to do withrulership.
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Genealogical rights torulershipwere mentioned more frequently or emphasized in times of crisis.
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It may be traceable back to premodern periods (the "primordialist" view), when people were already defining themselves as members of groups that look a lot like nations-ethnicities, "cultures", rulerships.
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The body position of potbelly sculpture-seated, cross-legged, with the arms wrapping the body or, in some cases, holding an object in the lap-is unmistakably symbolic ofrulership.
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Closs (1985:73) claimed this to be "unequivocal evidence that she is to be regarded as a ruler in the same sense as [previous rulers]," thus this legitimized herrulership.
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One creature is utterly insane, muttering intentions of takingrulership.
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