… on what people of different age groups should be like, and … the age identities in the present
are social constructions, then they necessarily were in the past as well, and as archaeologists …

… the different ways in which old age can be defined and the … The identification of the elderly
in the archaeological record … the argument that biological changes related to age are the most …

… The Invisibility of Age This chapter examines the increasing emphasis placed on aspects
of age within archaeological perspectives on gender and the body, and explores the wider …

… That is chronological age. The age at death of an archaeological individual may be
estimated from the biological changes in the skeleton. Thus, …

… The relationships which analytical archaeology may hope to … in the separate but interconnected
domains of archaeological … One of the more interesting possibilities arises from the …

… archaeological theory, their place in the current debate on the purposes and methods of
archaeology… What emerged, however, was the author's very personal view of the current state of …

… suggested that two age groups of children, those between the ages of 9 and 12 and another
between the ages of 4 and 6, were responsible for creating some of the painted designs. …

… In Chapter 9 we extend our scope to the Bronze Age cultures in the northern frontiers and
beyond, which were contemporary with the Erlitou and Erligang states. This approach helps us …

… archaeology. It provides a full discussion of chronology and change, time and the nature of
the archaeological record, and the … , Bronze Age refers to the Three Age System devised for …

… a Stage because contemporary with the Bronze Stage of the Orient, the Neolithic of Fayum-…
any Bronze Age. It is, I take it, just this that gives the archaeological classification by Ages or …