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life course archaeology: a standalone construct

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Archaeology

studying how experiences and identities changed from birth to death through the material remains of each life stage.

In archaeology, life course archaeology refers to studying how experiences and identities changed from birth to death through the material remains of each life stage. This meaning comes from Gilchrist (2013) in Medieval Life.[1]

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Gilchrist, R. (2013). Medieval Life. Boydell & Brewer, Incorporated. ISBN 9781782044505

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