2007, An oral history of gendered analyses in archaeology.

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Description: Four of most eminent scholars in archaeology, William Wyse Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge, Henrietta Moore, Professor Meg Conkey from University of California at Berkeley, Professor Ruth Tringham also from Berkeley and Professor Alison Wylie from the University of Washington recount and analyse their memories and young experiences as they pioneered early 'post-processual' symbolic, gendered and structural approaches to archaeological analyses during the 1970s. The discussion was held at the University of Cambridge on the 22rd October 2007.
 
Created: 2010-11-15 16:29
Collection: Personal-Histories Project
Publisher: University of Cambridge
Copyright: Personal Histories Project
Language: eng (English)
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Keywords: William Wyse Professor of Social Anthropology Henrietta Moore; Professor Meg Conkey; Professor Ruth Tringham; Professor Alison Wylie; Dr Kate Pretty; Post-processualism; Gender; Archaeology; Feminism; History of Science; Women in Science;
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