Identity and Subsistence: Gender Strategies for Archaeology (Gender and Archaeology)
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Identity and Subsistence: Gender Strategies for Archaeology (Gender and Archaeology)

by Sarah Milledge Nelson

Gender Studies Archaeology
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Identity and Subsistence: Gender Strategies for Archaeology examines the role of gender in archaeological interpretation. As part of the Gender and Archaeology series, it focuses on identity, subsistence, and the ways these subjects contribute to understanding past societies. A focused resource for readers of archaeology and gender studies.

About This Book

Identity and Subsistence explores the relationship between gender strategies and archaeological inquiry.

Positioned within the Gender and Archaeology series, the book addresses how gender can inform interpretations of past societies.

Its focus on identity and subsistence makes it relevant to readers interested in archaeological approaches to social organization and everyday life.

This is an academic resource for students, researchers, and general readers studying archaeology and gender.

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