Women in Archaeology by Cheryl Claassen
Women in Archaeology documents and discusses attempts to exclude women from the discipline of archaeology and the resulting androcentrism of archaeological knowledge.
The fourteen essays in this collection explore the place of women in archaeology in the twentieth century, arguing that they have largely been excluded from an essentially all-male establishment.
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Women in Archaeology documents and discusses attempts to exclude women from the discipline of archaeology and the resulting androcentrism of archaeological knowledge.
Slowly the record is being set straight. Here is a fine collection of essays that help fill the gender gap in the history of archaeological practice.-Choice
This volume represents an important contribution to the growing literature about the relationships between gender and the theory and practice of archaeology. . . . Claassen has moved well beyond a too-heavy focus on argument by assertion to the production of well-thought-through analyses of primary data.-British Journal of the History of Science