Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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... divisions in labour , and that these gender domains can be examined using existing methods of archaeological spatial analysis . Space is a ... division of labour which occurs with increasing productiveness , specialisation and social 22.
... divisions in labour , and that these gender domains can be examined using existing methods of archaeological spatial analysis . Space is a ... division of labour which occurs with increasing productiveness , specialisation and social 22.
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... division of labour , it has been postulated that women in ' band - level societies ' are responsible for tasks performed closest to the home base ( Coontz and Henderson 1986 , 113 ) . This differentiation is made with respect to their ...
... division of labour , it has been postulated that women in ' band - level societies ' are responsible for tasks performed closest to the home base ( Coontz and Henderson 1986 , 113 ) . This differentiation is made with respect to their ...
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... division of labour ( Therkorn 1987 , 103 ) and the confinement of women to the domestic domain . It has been suggested elsewhere that sexual segregation is common in animal based economies as part of a sex role plan that develops in ...
... division of labour ( Therkorn 1987 , 103 ) and the confinement of women to the domestic domain . It has been suggested elsewhere that sexual segregation is common in animal based economies as part of a sex role plan that develops in ...
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