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making children visible in the archaeological record and studying childhood as a social category.

In archaeology, archaeology of childhood refers to making children visible in the archaeological record and studying childhood as a social category. This meaning comes from Baxter (2004) in The archaeology of childhood: children, gender, and material culture.[1]

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Baxter, J. E. (2004). The archaeology of childhood: children, gender, and material culture. AltaMira Press. ISBN 9780759103320

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