Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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... social interaction . Another forceful argument takes its starting point in social theory ; arguing that a theory of gender cannot exist outside a theory of social relations . Within recent archaeological uses of social theory the ...
... social interaction . Another forceful argument takes its starting point in social theory ; arguing that a theory of gender cannot exist outside a theory of social relations . Within recent archaeological uses of social theory the ...
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... social and sexual divisions of a given society . An exploration of gender will focus archaeological scholarship on new areas of social conflict and their corresponding units of analysis , in particular the family , the household ...
... social and sexual divisions of a given society . An exploration of gender will focus archaeological scholarship on new areas of social conflict and their corresponding units of analysis , in particular the family , the household ...
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social factors decided the form and placement of architecture ? Which social groups were responsible for its construction ? Who maintained control over access to living spaces ? How was control transmitted across generations ? The ...
social factors decided the form and placement of architecture ? Which social groups were responsible for its construction ? Who maintained control over access to living spaces ? How was control transmitted across generations ? The ...
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