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Gender and Social Inequalitysing gender inequality and placing it within the social context of change in different periods. We identify positive steps in this direction, and propose that multi-proxy approaches are a promising way to address these complex questions and bring social inequality into focus.

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Gender and Violence in Archaeologyith the most recent debates, the paper presents cases for archaeological studies of gender as symbolic and structural violence, but also sexual violence, gender as a frame of war and its role in colonial violence.

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Sex, Gender and the Third Science Revolutioneven for children before puberty and from bone fragments. Archaeologists no longer need to rely on the assessment of sexually dimorphic morphological traits of bones alone. Intellectual reflection on the nature and meaning of scientific data, however, has rarely kept pace with analytical advances, a

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Mapping Collaborations: Working in the Contact Zone of Posthumanism and Gender Archaeologyn “social” questions such as gender and colonialism. Debate has centred on the objectives of posthumanist (and humanist) archaeology, with archaeologists on one side accused of “l(fā)osing sight of humans”, “ignoring politics”, and on the other, “imposing androcentric definitions of humanity” and “l(fā)osin

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Intersectionality and Gender in Archaeologyd to encompass approaches that consider the complexity of human experience, particularly oppression and privilege, along multiple axes of identity simultaneously. Consistent with its development from Black feminism, much intersectional archaeological research has focused on race and gender in recent

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