The Gendered Sea: Iconography, Gender, and Mediterranean Prehistory

Lauren E. Talalay

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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Archaeological and Geological Studies Maritime and Coastal Archaeology

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction Gender, Sex, and Material Culture Gender and Iconography: Recent Research Sexual Coding and Anthropomorphic Images Gender, Gesture, Dress, and Performance Gender Asymmetries and Tensions Iconography, Gender Roles, and Gendered Space Conclusions Acknowledgments Notes References

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