The Archaeology of Ethnogenesis, Revised Edition: Race and Sexuality in Colonial San Francisco
Barbara L. Voss explores ethnogenesis in colonial San Francisco through the intersecting subjects of race and sexuality. This revised edition presents a focused scholarly study of identity formation and colonial history for readers of archaeology, anthropology, and related fields.
About This Book
The Archaeology of Ethnogenesis, Revised Edition examines the formation of ethnic identities in colonial San Francisco.
Barbara L. Voss places race and sexuality at the center of an archaeological and historical inquiry.
The book considers how ethnogenesis—the development of collective identities—can be studied through the material and social record.
This revised edition is intended for readers interested in archaeology, colonial history, race, sexuality, and the study of identity.
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