The archaeology of childhood : interdisciplinary perspectives on an archaeological enigma
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Coşkunsu, Güner
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
2015.
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xvii, 320 pages : ill. ; 26 cm. |
| Schriftenreihe: |
IEMA proceedings
Volume 4 The Institute for European and Mediterranean Archaeology. Distinguished monograph series |
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Table of contents |
Inhaltsangabe:
- Introduction: Children as archaeological enigma / Güner Coskunsu
- Section 1. Theorizing (in)visbility, legitimacy, and biases in archaeological approaches to children and childhood
- The devil's advocate or our worst case scenario : the archaeology of childhood without any children / Jane Eva Baxter
- Making children legitimate : negotiating the place of children and childhoods in archaeological theory / Kathryn Kamp
- Considerations for method and theory in the archaeology of age / Scott Hutson
- Bodies and encounters : seeing invisible children in archaeology / Joanna Sofaer
- Modern biases, hunter-gatherers' children : on the visibility of children in other cultures / Nurit-Bird-David
- Section 2. Interdisciplinary and archaeological approaches to studying children and childhood in the past
- Grown up : adult height dimorphism as an archive of living conditions of boys and girls in prehistory / Eva Rosenstock
- Placing children in society : using ancient DNA to identify sex and kinship of child skeletal remains, and implications for gender and social organisation / Keri Brown
- Metaphors for understanding children and their role in culture / Jack Meacham
- Section 3. Case studies in the archaeology of childhood
- Children of the Ice Age / Paul Bahn
- Children in the anthropomorphic imagery of the European and Near Eastern Neolithic / Peter Biehl
- From playthings to sacred objects? : household enculturation rituals, figurines and plastering activities at Neolithic Çatalhöyük, Turkey / Sharon Moses
- The ends and means of childhood : mourning children in early Greece / Susan Langdon
- The Children's Cemetery of Lugnano in Teverina, Umbria : hierarchy, magic and malaria / David Soren
- Ethnicity and sexuality in Roman imperial relief : reconstructing the pederastic gaze / Jeannine Diddle Uzzi
- "A place for everything and everything in its place" : the cultural context of late Victorian toys / Kyle Somerville
- Section 4commentaries
- Theoretical issues in investigating childhood / Frank Hole
- Grubby little fingerprints : a commentary on the visibility of childhood / Traci Ardren
