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the study of how domination and resistance shaped material culture in the past.

In archaeology, archaeology of inequality refers to the study of how domination and resistance shaped material culture in the past. This meaning comes from McGuire (1991) in The Archaeology of Inequality.[1]

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  1. McGuire, R. H., & Paynter, R. (1991). The Archaeology of Inequality. Blackwell Pub. ISBN 9780631179597

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