ONE WOMAN: THE DAILY LIFE OF A NON‐ELITE WOMAN IN FINAL‐PALATIAL CRETE

IF 0.7 2区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

Oxford Journal of Archaeology Pub Date : 2024-06-26 DOI:10.1111/ojoa.12299

Senta C. German

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Abstract

SummaryIn the tradition of people’s history, the following is a hypothetical reconstruction of the life of a textile worker from Final‐palatial Knossos (c.1375–1050 BC). This reconstruction is built upon a broad array of archaeological, philological, ceramic, ethnographic, palaeobotanical and osteological studies. Although hypothetical, this data‐based, multidisciplinary reconstruction is offered as one way to get at lived experience of the non‐elite, and specifically of women, something presently lacking in the field of Aegean Prehistory.

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一个女人：克里特最后宫殿中非贵族妇女的日常生活

摘要按照人类历史的传统，以下内容是对克诺索斯末期（约公元前 1375-1050 年）纺织工人生活的假设性重构。这一重建建立在广泛的考古学、语言学、陶瓷学、人种学、古植物学和骨学研究基础之上。尽管是假设，但这种基于数据的多学科重建是了解非贵族，特别是女性生活经验的一种方法，而这正是爱琴海史前史领域目前所缺乏的。

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Oxford Journal of Archaeology ARCHAEOLOGY-

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