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Our Own Engendered Species
Author(s)Hurcombe, Linda
AbstractRepresentations of prehistoric societies suffer from a myopic view of gender roles in these societies. Museums commonly represent males as hunters while placing the passive role of gatherer and nurturer upon women. Meanwhile, discussions in archeological literature have assumed that women did not play a significant part in human cultural evolution. These assumptions have to be changed to ensure that future research on prehistoric culture will yield more balanced views of gender roles.
IssueNo262
Pages87-100
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceAntiquity
VolumeNo69
PubDateMarch 1995
ISBN_ISSN0003-598X
Browse Path(s)Anthropology
—-Archaeology
——–Archaeological Theory/Archaeometry

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