Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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... domestic domain establishes gender as a primary factor in the planning of domestic architecture . Social attitudes towards age , gender and family result in the physical correlate of ' household ' . Design and location of the buildings ...
... domestic domain establishes gender as a primary factor in the planning of domestic architecture . Social attitudes towards age , gender and family result in the physical correlate of ' household ' . Design and location of the buildings ...
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... domestic domain is strengthened . The appearance of these gender domains does not , however , imply that an unequal valuation was attributed to them . Rather than being exiled to the domestic domain , women in these societies had ...
... domestic domain is strengthened . The appearance of these gender domains does not , however , imply that an unequal valuation was attributed to them . Rather than being exiled to the domestic domain , women in these societies had ...
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... domestic domain . Divorced from domestic tasks by slave labour , their sole concern would be the production of legitimate heirs for the perpetuation of class relationships . It should be possible for archaeologists to evaluate this ...
... domestic domain . Divorced from domestic tasks by slave labour , their sole concern would be the production of legitimate heirs for the perpetuation of class relationships . It should be possible for archaeologists to evaluate this ...
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