Legacies, Shifting Realities, and (Re)Inventing Roles for Women in Archaeology

Sarah L Surface-Evans

Legacies, Shifting Realities, and (Re)Inventing Roles for Women in Archaeology

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This roundtable considers how women archaeologist can move beyond legacies of inequity to a future that strengthens the feminine voice in archaeology.

Original language	English
State	Published - Nov 2011
Event	American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting - Montreal, Canada Duration: Nov 1 2011 → Nov 30 2011

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Conference	American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting
Period	11/1/11 → 11/30/11

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Legacies, Shifting Realities, and (Re)Inventing Roles for Women in Archaeology

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