Archaeology and women : ancient and modern issues
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書誌事項
Archaeology and women : ancient and modern issues
（Publications of the Institute of Archaeology, University College London）
Left Coast Press, c2007
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Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Gender archaeology and archaeology of women : do we need both?/ Ruth d whitehouse
- On gender negotiation and its materiality / Marie Louise, Stig Sørensen
- Winifred Lamb : her first year as a student at the British School at Athens / David W.J. Gill
- Pioneers in Palestine : the women excavators of El-Wad Cave, 1929 / Jane Callander and Pamela Jane Smith
- Marija Gimbutas : setting the agenda / Ernestine S. Elster
- Women in practice : women in British contract field archaeology / Sue Hamilton
- Genderin' experimental archaeology / Steve Townend
- Warriors and weavers : constructing British Iron Age identities in museums / Sue Ballard
- Bones of work at the origins of labour / Theya Molleson
- Women and the emergence of urban society in Mesopotamia / Katherine I. Wright
- Women of Lahun (Egypt 1800 BC) / Stephen Quirke
- Figurines without sex : people without gender? / Maria Mina
- Anklets and the social construction of gender and age in the late Bronze and early Iron Age Southern Levant / John D.M. Green
- Expressing gender in Bronze Age North East Thailand : the case of Non Nok Tha / Elisabeth A. Bacus
- Stirring women, weapons and weaving : aspects of gender identity and symbols of power in early Anglo-Saxon England / Sue Harrington
- Gender and archaeological site formation : ethnoarchaeological studies in parts of Nigeria / C.A. Folorunso
- Painted genders : the construction of gender roles through the display of body painting by the Selk'nam and the Yámana from Tierra Del Fuego (Southern South America) / Dánae Fiore
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Archaeology and Women draws together from a variety of angles work currently being done within a contemporary framework on women in archaeology. One section of this collection of original articles addresses the historical and contemporary roles of women in the discipline. Another attempts to link contemporary archaeological theory and practice to work on women and gender in other fields. Finally, this volume presents a wide diversity of theoretical approaches and methods of study of women in the ancient world, representing a cross section of work being carried out today under the broad banner of gender archaeology. The geographical and chronological range of the contributions is also wide, from Southeast Asia and South America to Western Asia, Egypt and Europe, from Great Britain to Greece, and from 10,000 years ago to the recent past. An ideal sampler for courses dealing with women and archaeology.
目次
* IntroductionSue Hamilton, Ruth D. Whitehouse, Katherine I. Wright* THE STUDY OF GENDER AND WOMEN IN ARCHAEOLOGY* 1) Gender Archaeology and Archaeology of Women: Do We Need Both?Ruth D. Whitehouse* 2) On Gender Negotiation and its MaterialityMarie Louise Stig Sorensen* WOMEN IN ARCHAEOLOGY3) Winifred Lamb: Her First Year as a Student at the British School at Athens David W.J. Gill* 4) Pioneers in Palestine: the Women Excavators of El-Wad Cave, 1929Jane Callander and Pamela Jane Smith* 5) Marija Gimbutas: Setting the AgendaErnestine S. Elster* 6) Women in Practice: Women in British Contract Field Archaeology Sue Hamilton* 7) Genderin' Experimental ArchaeologySteve Townend* 8) Warriors and Weavers: Constructing Iron Age Identities in MuseumsSue Ballard* WOMEN IN ANTIQUITY* 9) Bones of Work at the Origins of LaborTheya Molleson* 10) Women and the Emergence of Urban Society in MesopotamiaKatherine I. Wright* 11) Women of Lahun 1850-1700 BC: An Exercise in Historical ArchaeologyStephen Quirke* 12) Figurines without Sex: People without Gender?Maria Mina* 13) Anklets in the Bronze and Iron Age Levant: Evidence from Iconography and BurialsJohn D.M. Green* 14) Expressing Gender in Bronze Age Northeast Thailand: the Case of Non Nok ThaElisabeth A. Bacus* 15) Stirring Women, Weapons and Weaving - Aspects of Gender Identity and Symbols of Power in Early Anglo-Saxon EnglandSue Harrington* 16) Gender and Archaeological Site Formation: Ethnoarchaeological Studies in Parts of NigeriaC.A. Folorunso* 17) Painted Genders: The Construction of Gender Roles through the Display of Body Painting by the Selk'nam and the Yamana from Tierra Del Fuego (Southern South America). Danae Fiore
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