The Archaeology of Gender: Separating the Spheres in Urban America

Diana diZerega Wall

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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies Gender and Feminist Studies Gender Studies and Social Issues

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Introduction. The Separation of the Home and the Workplace. The Changing Social Landscape of the City. Changing Household Composition. The Ritualization of Family Meals I. The Ritualization of Family Meals II. Conclusion. Index.

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