MIRMED-GIAC. MIRades sobre la MEDiterrània a l’antiguitat. D’orient a occident, de la protohistòria a l’antiguitat tardana - Grup Interinstitucional en Arqueologia Clàssica: Enviaments recents
Ara mostrant els elements 121-140 de 1448
Producción artesanal y trabajo femenino en las comunidades fenicias occidentales: una mirada crítica a la teoría de las esferas separada
This chapter offers a reflection on the dominance of the concept of separate spheres in our approach to the study of ancient societies. This has meant the imposi-tion of a western gender perspective on archaeologi-cal and ...
Familia y trabajo colectivo en las unidades domésticas griegas
This chapter argues that the idea of women’s work has been generally viewed from a simplistic perspective stressing a ‘natural’ approach to sexual roles. However, recent research in archaeology has introduced a new set of ...
El proceso de producción lítica en las sociedades prehistóricas. Reflexiones desde una perspectiva de género
In this paper the author argues for a more social and gender –based approach to the analysis of the proces-ses of manufacture, use and deposition of lithic ma-terial. Using the chaîne opérateur perspective a study of ...
El vaivén cotidiano: la transformación del cereal en las sociedades prehistóricas
This paper deals with the basic tasks related to food preparation in Argaric prehistory. Based on data from Argaric sites from the South West region of the Iberian Peninsula, the authors analyse the milling process in terms ...
Las cuentas claras: el rol de la mujer ibérica en la economía doméstica
This paper is based on an analysis of the distribution of artefacts in a variety of domestic contexts from Levantine Iberian sites, such as La Bastida, El Puntal dels Llops i El Castellet de Bernabé. The main results of ...
Parteras, nodrizas y cuidadoras en Mesopotamia
This paper focuses on the Mesopotamian female prac-tices connected with birth and post-natal care. Most of this information comes from Sumerian and Acadian texts on the birth goddesses who help other divinities with ...
