Ancient Bodies, Ancient Lives: Sex, Gender, and Archaeology
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Ancient Bodies, Ancient Lives: Sex, Gender, and Archaeology

by Rosemary A. Joyce

Gender Studies Archaeology
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Ancient Bodies, Ancient Lives explores how archaeology approaches sex, gender, and sexuality in the ancient past. Rosemary A. Joyce considers what bodies, material remains, and archaeological interpretation can reveal about the ways people lived and understood identity across earlier societies.

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Ancient Bodies, Ancient Lives examines sex and gender through the lens of archaeology.

Rosemary A. Joyce considers how archaeological evidence can contribute to interpretations of ancient lives and bodies.

The book focuses on the relationship between material remains, sexuality, gender, and the study of the past.

It offers a perspective on how archaeology approaches questions about human identity and social experience.

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