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      DIY and digital archaeology: what are you doing to participate?

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          PROGRAMME TO PRACTICE: Gender and Feminism in Archaeology

          Margaret W. Conkey, Joan M. Gero (1997)
          In the past decade, archaeologists have given considerable attention to research on gender in the human past. In this review, we attempt to acknowledge much of this diverse and abundant work from an explicitly feminist perspective. We focus on reviewing a selection of approaches to gender that are anchored to specific theoretical standpoints. In addition, we highlight several approaches that challenge an archaeology of gender that does not explicitly engage with the implications of this topic for research, practice, and interpretation. From our perspective, we suggest the value of situating gender research within an explicitly feminist framework, and we draw attention to some of the important insights for archaeology from the wider field of feminist critiques of science. Last, we draw attention to the crucial implications for the practice of archaeology.
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            Gendered Citation Practices in American Antiquity and Other Archaeology Journals

            Scott R. Hutson (2002)
            Citation is one of many practices affected by the sociopolitics of archaeology. Examination of citation practices in American Antiquity , the Journal of Field Archaeology, Ancient Mesoamerica , and Southeastern Archaeology yields mixed results with regard to equity issues for women. In American Antiquity , the Journal of Field Archaeology , and Ancient Mesoamerica , men cite women at rates that are statistically similar to the rates at which women cite women. Historical data show that this has not always been the case for American Antiquity . In Southeastern Archaeology , men cite women significantly less than women cite women. Despite statistical parity between the sexes in three of the four journals, both men and women in American Antiquity and Ancient Mesoamerica cite women less than expected given the rate at which women publish. Such under-referencing of women might imply a devaluation of women's archaeological labor. This paper also examines other factors besides the gender of the citing author that might affect the rate of citation to women.
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              Feminist Adventures in Hypertext

              Rosemary Joyce, Ruth E. Tringham (2007)
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                Title: World Archaeology
                Abbreviated Title: World Archaeology
                Publisher: Informa UK Limited
                ISSN (Print): 0043-8243
                ISSN (Electronic): 1470-1375
                Publication date Created: December 2012
                Publication date (Print): December 2012
                Volume: 44
                Issue: 4
                Pages: 521-537
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                DOI: 10.1080/00438243.2012.741810
                SO-VID: 8609c1b0-c846-4be6-ac22-c7d4753a8857
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