Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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... identity was defined in contrast to female identity , just as male power was separate but dialectically related to female power . -- Nash's analysis of the documentary record relies primarily on three chronicles compiled by Spanish ...
... identity was defined in contrast to female identity , just as male power was separate but dialectically related to female power . -- Nash's analysis of the documentary record relies primarily on three chronicles compiled by Spanish ...
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... identity which existed in a structural interdependence with male arenas . The power of women existed in a wide social sphere , including , but not limited to , the domestic domain . We suggest that gender relationships , as opposed to ...
... identity which existed in a structural interdependence with male arenas . The power of women existed in a wide social sphere , including , but not limited to , the domestic domain . We suggest that gender relationships , as opposed to ...
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... identity and power . By creating a link between female identity and material culture , this research can now be extended beyond the ethnohistoric documents and into the archaeological record , where artefact patterning , especially in ...
... identity and power . By creating a link between female identity and material culture , this research can now be extended beyond the ethnohistoric documents and into the archaeological record , where artefact patterning , especially in ...
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