Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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... Nature , evolved into the control of women , and ultimately with time , to the control of all others . Or , as Gerda Lerner ( pers . com . ) recently suggested , the male learned how to turn difference into domination . Using a ...
... Nature , evolved into the control of women , and ultimately with time , to the control of all others . Or , as Gerda Lerner ( pers . com . ) recently suggested , the male learned how to turn difference into domination . Using a ...
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... nature of gender relations and roles in Pagan Anglo - Saxon society . In fact , we know very little about gender relations in the fifth and sixth centuries AD . Our assumptions have consistently masked an interesting source of ...
... nature of gender relations and roles in Pagan Anglo - Saxon society . In fact , we know very little about gender relations in the fifth and sixth centuries AD . Our assumptions have consistently masked an interesting source of ...
Page 86
... nature of gender relations are insufficient to understand the nature of variation in this cemetery . If we wish to explain phenomena such as those at Spong Hill we need to look carefully at the existing skeletal record for deviations ...
... nature of gender relations are insufficient to understand the nature of variation in this cemetery . If we wish to explain phenomena such as those at Spong Hill we need to look carefully at the existing skeletal record for deviations ...
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