Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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... objects and activities as gender specific . What ought to be of concern in current debate is therefore not merely making women visible , but rather challenging the stereotyped characterisation of both men and women , as presented in ...
... objects and activities as gender specific . What ought to be of concern in current debate is therefore not merely making women visible , but rather challenging the stereotyped characterisation of both men and women , as presented in ...
Page 83
... objects were difficult or impossible to identify . There may have been more than fifty - seven brooches and weapon and jewellery cremation burials may be more common than they appear to be . However , this would not alter the ...
... objects were difficult or impossible to identify . There may have been more than fifty - seven brooches and weapon and jewellery cremation burials may be more common than they appear to be . However , this would not alter the ...
Page 85
... objects and the most unique types of object as well as the elaborate ring - ditch grave construction ( Hills 1984 ) . The inhumations could not be directly compared with the cremations as the artifact assemblages were not the same ...
... objects and the most unique types of object as well as the elaborate ring - ditch grave construction ( Hills 1984 ) . The inhumations could not be directly compared with the cremations as the artifact assemblages were not the same ...
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