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Published by Destino · History and archaeology · ISBN 9788423367719

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An essay that looks at women's bodies in prehistory from a gender perspective. Sánchez Romero starts from the idea that the body, in its bones and tissues as much as in food, adornment or clothing, records how each person lived, and she argues that ancient societies already used it politically, as some later readings by archaeologists have too.

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For readers interested in prehistory and archaeology who want to see them through feminism and the history of the body.

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