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Preface to the Second Edition | |
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Acknowledgments to the First Edition | |
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Introduction | |
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Gender as a Concept | |
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History of Gender Research in Archaeology | |
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Power and Prestige | |
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The Constructed Past | |
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The Value of Gendered Archaeology | |
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Lens, Mirror, or Prism? | |
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Chapter Organization | |
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The Creation of Power and Prestige | |
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Exploring Gender in Anthropology | |
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Scientific Outsiders | |
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Women as Archaeologists | |
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The Hairy-Chested and the Hairy-Chinned | |
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Remedies | |
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Conclusion | |
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Interpreting Gender in the Past | |
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Gender Implications of Archaeological Theories | |
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Some Principles for Engendering Archaeology | |
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Strategies for Gender Research | |
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Resources for Engendering the Past | |
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Conclusion | |
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In the Beginning: Archaeology, Gender, and Origins Research | |
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Origins and Evolution | |
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Evolution Constructed as Male | |
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Women's Responses | |
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Primate Research: Our Own Reflection | |
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"Early Man" Studies and the Absence of "Early Woman" | |
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Gendering the European Paleolithic | |
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Conclusion | |
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Gender and the Division of Labor: Interpreting Material Culture | |
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Toolmakers: The Critique | |
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Gathering and Hunting: The Critique | |
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Farmers: The Critique | |
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Food Preparation: The Critique | |
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Potters: The Critique | |
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Fiber Arts: The Critique | |
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Conclusion | |
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Households and Domestic Groups: Interpreting Places and Relationships | |
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Households | |
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The Ancestors and Households through Time | |
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Kinship | |
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Matriarchy, Matrilineality, and Matrilocality | |
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Kin Organization: Stylistic Analyses | |
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Motherhood | |
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Daughters and Sisters | |
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Wives | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Larger Community: Power and Prestige | |
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Traders | |
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Healers | |
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Religious Leaders | |
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Warriors and Athletes | |
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Leaders: Big Women, Chiefs, and Queens | |
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Conclusion | |
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Human Images and Ideology: Beliefs about Gender | |
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Female Figurines | |
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Upper Paleolithic "Venus" Figurines | |
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Depictions of Women Interpreted as Sex Objects | |
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The Neolithic "Religion of the Goddess" | |
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The Question of Fertility | |
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Evidence for Women as Religious Leaders | |
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Ideology as Mystification | |
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Conclusion | |
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New Paths to Gender in Archaeology | |
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Sexuality, Identity, and the Body | |
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Bodies in Archaeology | |
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Sexuality | |
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Identities | |
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Archaeologies of Childhood | |
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Feminist Presentations of Archaeology | |
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Conclusion | |
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Gender, Agency, and Muted Voices | |
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Engendering Theories | |
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Agency | |
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Values | |
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Toward a Gendered Archaeology | |
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Conclusion | |
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Bibliography | |
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Name Index | |
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Subject Index | |
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About the Author | |