Titlebook: Archaeology and Preservation of Gendered Landscapes; Sherene Baugher,Suzanne M. Spencer-Wood Book 2010 Springer-Verlag New York 2010 Afric

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Introduction: The Archaeology and Preservation of North American Gendered Landscapes by elite men whether in the Classical, Medieval, or Post-Medieval world. In historical archaeology landscape research initially followed the pattern of classical archaeology by studying primarily elite men’s gardens.

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African-American Women, Power, and Freedom in the Contested Landscape of Camp Nelson, Kentuckyon and control of at least a portion of Camp Nelson’s landscape where they could make a home for themselves. More particularly, the battle was over who had ultimate authority over this landscape and how and why these women challenged this authority to ultimately win their own freedom.

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Remembering the Women of Vine Street: Archaeology and Historic Preservation of an Urban Landscape inic landscape through which we interpret changes in the social and physical landscape of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, over time. Our focus is on an urban houselot, located at the corner of Queen and Vine Streets in Lancaster, known locally as Lot 134.

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The Importance of an Ordered Landscape at Pleasant Hill Shaker Village: Past and Present Issuesshhouse at Pleasant Hill and to make sense of its overall gendered landscape. I begin with a brief historical overview of the community, followed by an analysis of the archaeological material and the new insights it provides. The chapter concludes with a discussion of the challenges in the preservation of the gendered landscape.