Archaeology and women
Archaeology and women ancient and modern issues / [electronic resource] :
Sue Hamilton, Ruth D. Whitehouse, Katherine I. Wright, editors.
- Walnut Creek, Calif. : Left Coast Press, c2007.
- 415 p. : ill., maps.
- Publications of the Institute of Archaeology, University College London .
- Publications of the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The study of gender and women in archaeology -- Gender archaeology and archaeology of women : do we need both? / On gender negotiation and its materiality / Women in archaeology -- Winifred Lamb : her first year as a student at the British School at Athens / Pioneers in Palestine : the women excavators of El-Wad Cave, 1929 / Marija Gimbutas : setting the agenda / Women in practice : women in British contract field archaeology / Genderin' experimental archaeology / Warriors and weavers : constructing Iron Age identities in museums / Women in antiquity -- Bones of work at the origins of labour / Women and the emergence of urban society in Mesopotamia / Women of Lahun (Egypt 1800 BC) / Figurines without sex : people without gender? / Anklets and the social construction of gender and age in the late Bronze and early Iron Age Southern Levant / Expressing gender in Bronze Age North East Thailand : the case of Non Nok Tha / Stirring women, weapons and weaving : aspects of gender identity and symbols of power in early Anglo-Saxon England / Gender and archaeological site formation : ethnoarchaeological studies in parts of Nigeria / Painted genders : the construction of gender roles through the display of body painting by the Selk'nam and the Y�amana from Tierra Del Fuego (Southern South America) / Ruth D. Whitehouse -- Marie Louise Stig S�rensen -- David W.J. Gill -- Jane Callander and Pamela Jane Smith -- Ernestine S. Elster -- Sue Hamilton -- Steve Townend -- Sue Ballard -- Theya Molleson -- Katherine I. Wright -- Stephen Quirke -- Maria Mina -- John D.M. Green -- Elisabeth A. Bacus -- Sue Harrington -- C.A. Folorunso -- D�anae Fiore. pt. 1. pt. 2. pt. 3.
Electronic reproduction.
Palo Alto, Calif. :
ebrary,
2013.
Available via World Wide Web.
Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
Social archaeology.
Sex role--History.
Feminist archaeology.
Women archaeologists.
Women, Prehistoric.
Electronic books.
CC72.4 / .A7345 2007eb
930.1082
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The study of gender and women in archaeology -- Gender archaeology and archaeology of women : do we need both? / On gender negotiation and its materiality / Women in archaeology -- Winifred Lamb : her first year as a student at the British School at Athens / Pioneers in Palestine : the women excavators of El-Wad Cave, 1929 / Marija Gimbutas : setting the agenda / Women in practice : women in British contract field archaeology / Genderin' experimental archaeology / Warriors and weavers : constructing Iron Age identities in museums / Women in antiquity -- Bones of work at the origins of labour / Women and the emergence of urban society in Mesopotamia / Women of Lahun (Egypt 1800 BC) / Figurines without sex : people without gender? / Anklets and the social construction of gender and age in the late Bronze and early Iron Age Southern Levant / Expressing gender in Bronze Age North East Thailand : the case of Non Nok Tha / Stirring women, weapons and weaving : aspects of gender identity and symbols of power in early Anglo-Saxon England / Gender and archaeological site formation : ethnoarchaeological studies in parts of Nigeria / Painted genders : the construction of gender roles through the display of body painting by the Selk'nam and the Y�amana from Tierra Del Fuego (Southern South America) / Ruth D. Whitehouse -- Marie Louise Stig S�rensen -- David W.J. Gill -- Jane Callander and Pamela Jane Smith -- Ernestine S. Elster -- Sue Hamilton -- Steve Townend -- Sue Ballard -- Theya Molleson -- Katherine I. Wright -- Stephen Quirke -- Maria Mina -- John D.M. Green -- Elisabeth A. Bacus -- Sue Harrington -- C.A. Folorunso -- D�anae Fiore. pt. 1. pt. 2. pt. 3.
Electronic reproduction.
Palo Alto, Calif. :
ebrary,
2013.
Available via World Wide Web.
Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
Social archaeology.
Sex role--History.
Feminist archaeology.
Women archaeologists.
Women, Prehistoric.
Electronic books.
CC72.4 / .A7345 2007eb
930.1082