Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 11Department of Archaeology, 1992 - Archaeology |
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... women in Roman Britain , given half the chance , would behave like these archaeologists ' assumed and daft visions of naughty , irresponsible Victorian maids stuffing bastard offspring into sundry nooks and crannies around the house and ...
... women in Roman Britain , given half the chance , would behave like these archaeologists ' assumed and daft visions of naughty , irresponsible Victorian maids stuffing bastard offspring into sundry nooks and crannies around the house and ...
Page 89
... women ) , references to women in the literature / rhetoric , and the supply of " female " artefacts ( ie gender relations ) . The overall picture might indicate a shift in gender relations . The elaborate boundaries of settlement sites ...
... women ) , references to women in the literature / rhetoric , and the supply of " female " artefacts ( ie gender relations ) . The overall picture might indicate a shift in gender relations . The elaborate boundaries of settlement sites ...
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presumably seeing their work roles being challenged , mock the women who have to sow their own corn , using the symbolic association of the maize to make derogatory remarks about the women's sexuality ( Zur 1991 ) . Other women jokingly ...
presumably seeing their work roles being challenged , mock the women who have to sow their own corn , using the symbolic association of the maize to make derogatory remarks about the women's sexuality ( Zur 1991 ) . Other women jokingly ...
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