This article seeks to bring focus to the state of awareness of gender concerns in
archaeology. It seeks to do so through addressing three key points. The first of these is a …

It is notable how little gender archaeology has been written for the European Neolithic, in
contrast to the following Bronze Age. We cannot blame this absence on a lack of empirical …

Gendered burial practices that differentiate between men and women by the way the body
was placed were used over large parts of Central Europe in the Late Neolithic and Early …

Gender archaeology has made significant strides toward deconstructing the hegemony of
binary categorizations. Challenging dichotomies such as man/woman, sex/gender, and …

This work re-approaches the origins of “the Celts” by detailing the character of their society
and the nature of social change in Europe across 700–300 BC. A new approach integrates …

In this paper, I will recover the issue of the “third gender” in archaeological analysis in order
to argue that the use of a “third,” despite what it may appear at first sight, does not challenge …

Resumen< p"> Las necrópolis de la meseta constituyen uno de los conjuntos materiales
fundamentales para entender la organización social de las comunidades del I milenio ane …

Gender is under focus in prehistoric archaeology, with traditional binary models being
questioned and alternatives formulated. Quantification, however, is generally lacking, and …

Little is known about the types of social organization characterizing the pre-Roman Celtic
populations of Italy. Here, we explore the funerary variability characterizing the late Iron Age …

At the site of Hillside Farm, Bryher, on the Isles of Scilly, a materially rich single Iron Age
inhumation was discovered containing the unsexable fragmented remains of one adult with …