Archaeologies of Gender and Violence

Häftad, Engelska, 2017

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Beskrivning

Uroš Matić and Bo Jensen have brought together a team of both young and senior researches from many different countries in this first volume that aims to explore the complex intersection between archaeology, gender and violence. Papers range from theoretical discussions on previous approaches to gender and violence and the ethical necessity to address these questions today, to case studies dealing on gender and violence from prehistoric to early medieval Europe, but also including studies on ancient Egypt, Persia and Peru. The contributors deal both with representations of violence and its gendered background in images and text, and with bioarchaeological evidence for violence and trauma with a gendered background. The volume is rich both in examples and approaches and includes opening and closing chapters by senior scholars in the field assessing the current state of work and addressing the scholarship to continue on the line of this volume.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2017-07-31
Mått:170 x 240 x 17 mm
Vikt:722 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:252
Förlag:Oxbow Books
ISBN:9781785706882

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Uroš Matić is a research associate of the Austrian Archaeological Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences, specializing in Egyptian archaeology, especially the topics of foreign relations, settlement archaeology, violence and gender. He holds a PhD from the Institute for Egyptology and Coptic Studies of the University of Muenster (Germany) since 2017. His most recent monographs include Body and Frames of War in New Kingdom Egypt. Violent Treatment of Enemies and Prisoners (2019), Ethnic Identities in the Land of the Pharaohs. Past and Present Approaches in Egyptology (2020) and Violence and Gender in Ancient Egypt (2021).

Innehållsförteckning

PrefaceUroš Matić and Bo Jensen 1. Introduction: Why do we need archaeologies of gender and violence, and why now?Bo Jensen and Uroš Matić 2. Revisiting the myth of matriarchy”, rethinking determinism, seeing anew Stephanie Koerner 3. The honoured and the sacrificed? Gender and violence at a sanctuary of the late 3rd millennium BC in Central GermanyAndré Spatzier, with anthropological analyses by Marcus Stecher and Kurt W. Alt 4. The role of violence in the construction of prehistoric masculinitiesLisbeth Skogstrand 5. “Her striking but cold beauty”: Gender and violence in depictions of Queen Nefertiti smiting the enemiesUroš Matić 6. Les demoiselles d’Entremont: Violence, gender and headhunting in Iron Age EuropeIan Armit 7. Violence against women in Graeco-Roman Egypt: the contribution of Demotic documentsChristine Hue-Arcé 8. Death and the maiden: Late antique images of nubile females as agents and victims of lethal violenceSusanne Moraw 9. Heaven for me, hell for the “others”: An agenda on sex and body from Sasanid PersiaMaryam Dezhamkhooy and Leila Papoli Yazdi 10. Skull-cups and snake-pits: Men’s revenge and women’s revenge in Viking Age ScandinaviaBo Jensen 11. The weapons make the man? A re-analysis of Early Anglo-Saxon weapon burial and interpretationLaura M. Whitehouse 12. Gender and structural violence in Prehistoric PeruJulie Farnum 13. Gender and violence in archaeology: Final commentaryLouise Hitchcock