В статье рассматривается методологические проблемы происхождения государственности. Внимание заостряется на анализ отдельных регионов в моменты формирования политий. Проанализированы отдельные проблемные аспекты становления структуры общества в Теотиуакане. Указывается, что поиск централизованных моделей управления ни к чему не привели, а вместо этого появляется все больше сведения в пользу гетерархичной системы управления. Приводятся проблемы интерпретаций возникновения государства в долине Оахака. Оценивается роль долины Оахака в формировании государственности в Мезоамерике.
Мезоамерика, государственность, сапотеки, Теотиуакан, долина Оахака, Монте Альбан
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