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feminist archaeology: a standalone construct

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archaeology that makes women and gender visible in the past and questions male bias in the discipline.

In archaeology, feminist archaeology refers to archaeology that makes women and gender visible in the past and questions male bias in the discipline. This meaning comes from Gero (1991) in Engendering archaeology.[1]

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Gero, J. M., & Conkey, M. W. (1991). Engendering archaeology. B. Blackwell. ISBN 9780631165057

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