Age, Gender and Status in Macedonian Society, 550-300 Bce: Intersectional Approaches to Mortuary Archaeology by M. Salminen, Elina

Age, Gender and Status in Macedonian Society, 550-300 Bce: Intersectional Approaches to Mortuary Archaeology (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781399524445)

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Age, Gender and Status in Macedonian Society, 550-300 Bce: Intersectional Approaches to Mortuary Archaeology by M. Salminen, Elina

Age, Gender and Status in Macedonian Society, 550-300 Bce: Intersectional Approaches to Mortuary Archaeology

$125.00
Age, Gender and Status in Macedonian Society, 550-300 Bce: Intersectional Approaches to Mortuary Archaeology by M. Salminen, Elina

Age, Gender and Status in Macedonian Society, 550-300 Bce: Intersectional Approaches to Mortuary Archaeology

$125.00
Format: Hardcover
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Building on the largest sample of Archaic to Hellenistic burials from Macedon synthesized to date, this work provides new insight into the society that gave birth to Philip II and Alexander the Great. An intersectional focus on gender, age, and status reveals the lives of Macedonians only rarely discussed, from non-elite men to women and children. Through quantitative analysis and case-studies, the reader gets a view of the complexity and nuance of a society sometimes reduced to mighty warriors and fierce royal women. Change over time is also discussed, introducing depth into the historical narrative that is largely limited to the Late Classical and Hellenistic periods. Finally, the book addresses the promise and challenges of applying intersectionality, a framework that is immensely fruitful but which was developed for contemporary contexts, to archaeological contexts.

Author: Elina M. Salminen
ISBN-10: 1399524445
ISBN-13: 9781399524445
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
Language: English
Published: 12/06/2023
Pages: 328
Format: Hardcover
Weight: 1.40lbs
Size: 9.21h x 6.14w x 0.75d
By Elina M. Salminen
By Elina M. Salminen
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Elina M. Salminen, PhD, is the Associate Director for Humanities Initiatives at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Her research has focused on what the mortuary record can teach us about the living in general, and about Macedonians in particular. She is an archaeologist and has worked extensively across Greece, with a focus on the archaeology of ancient households at Kastro Kallithea and Olynthos. In her current work and research, she continues to think deeply about the resonances of the ancient world in our modern communities, with a particular interest in how we can teach about the past in a way that empowers students in the present.

University of California, Santa Barbara

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