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Author
Casey, Mary; Donlon, Denise; Hope, Jeannette; Wellfare, Sharon
Title
Redefining Archaeology: Feminist Perspectives
In
Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History, No. 29
Imprint
ANH Publishing, Australian National University Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Canberra, 1998
Subject
History of Australian Science - General
Description

Contents include: Mary Casey, 'Gender in Historical Archaeology 1991-1995: The Impact of the First Women in Archaeology Conference'; Josephine McDonald, 'Beyond Hook, Line and Dillybag: Gender, Economics and Information Exchange in Prehistoric Sydney'; Denise Donlon, 'Mortuary Practices and the Sex Ratio of Australian Aboriginal Skeletal Remains in the Sydney Basin, Coastal New South Wales, Australia'; Judith Littleton, 'Dying for a Change: Women's Heath along the Murray'; Jeanette Hope, 'Making Up Stories: Bias in Interpretation of Aboriginal Burial Practices in Southern Australia'.

Source
Carlson 2000

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