Titlebook: Women in Archaeology; Intersectionalities Sandra L. López Varela Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Women Practicing Archaeologywth while practicing archaeology. At the same time, these authors reveal that women have always been part of archaeological research worldwide, that they have made transformative contributions, and that the field offers a myriad of opportunities to those interested in its practice.

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Women’s Contributions to Archaeology in Germany Since the Nineteenth Centuryrofession in Germany and other countries. Therefore, this chapter describes the structural challenges women in archaeology have faced within different German educational and political systems since the nineteenth century.

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Women Practicing Archaeologymic and political environments in over 26 countries. The 29 chapters in this volume introduce their experiences in practicing archaeology worldwide while being mothers, sisters, or wives. I rely on the concept of intersectionality, coined by Crenshaw in 1989, to explore the economic, political, and

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Women in the Emergence of Archaeology of Mexico and Central Americas for the archaeology of Central America. Yet a much larger number of women can be identified as participants in research, often viewed as peripheral contributors, artists and specialists like ceramic analysts, without whom the field would lack significant data. Women like Zelia Nuttall were collect

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The History of Teotihuacan Through the Eyes of Women ScholarsMexico (100–650 CE). This chapter describes the history of Teotihuacan through the contributions of women archaeologists, art historians, and bio-archaeologists throughout four periods of investigations, in which they have studied the environment and natural resources, the city sectors, craft specia

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Las Invisibles: The Unrecognized Contributions of Women to Ecuadorian Archaeologycuador is a South American country where women were allowed to vote earlier than in other nations of the region. Unfortunately, a strong patriarchal outlook on life is nevertheless still maintained. However, in the twenty first century, the participation of women in the discipline is coming closer t