The Archaeology of Mothering
An archaeological exploration of African American motherhood in the 19th century, drawing on material culture and historical evidence to illuminate family life and domestic practices.
About This Book
The Archaeology of Mothering examines the lives of African American women through archaeological evidence and historical records.
The work focuses on material culture and domestic practices in the 19th century.
Laurie A. A. Wilkie presents research on motherhood, family structures, and daily life.
The book contributes to understanding historical experiences of marginalized communities.
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