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Gender archaeology as contextual archaeology : a critical examination of the tensions between method and theory in the archaeology of gender.

Sofaer Derevenski, Joanna Rachel.University of Cambridge1998

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Narrativizing Difference in Earlier Bronze Age Society: a comparative analysis of age and gender ideologies in the burials of Ireland and Scotland

Haughton, MarkUniversity of Cambridge2020

A feminist-inspired gender archaeology promised to revolutionise how archaeologists talk about people in the past – to take us from what Ruth Tringham (1991: 94) memorably called “faceless blobs” to the kind of messy and complicated lives which we know that real people live. However, this has …

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The Construction of Social Identity in Early Iron Age Greek and Eastern Zhou Chinese Burials: A Comparative Approach

Lin, MinUniversity of Cambridge2024

… the historical progress of state formation. A gender perspective is another key component exploring the construction of gender relations against a broader socio-historical background and rejecting any normative and ahistorical assumptions. This study reveals that the collective understanding of …

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