The Trouble With Numbers: Workplace Climate Issues in Archeology

Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association 5 (1):65-71 (1994)
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My aim here is to focus attention on a shift, over the last decade, in how gender inequity in understood in North American academic settings, and to draw out some implications for the analysis of the status of women in archaeology.

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