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CONTENTS List of Illustrations Foreword by Sarah Milledge Nelson Chapter 1 Introduction to Gender and Hide Production Lisa Frink and Kathryn Weedman Chapter 2 These Boots Were Made for Walking: Moccasin Production, Gender, and the Late Prehistoric Hideworking Sequence on the High Plains of Colorado Kevin P. Gilmore Chapter 3 The Shifting Role of Women and Women's Labor on the Protohistoric Southern High Plains Judith A. Habicht-Mauche Chapter 4 Late Prehistoric Bison Hide Production and Hunter-Gatherer Identities on the North American Plains Laura L. Scheiber Chapter 5 Hideworking and Changes in Women's Status among the Arikara, 1700-1862 Sandra E. Hollimon Chapter 6 Gender and the Hide Production Process in Colonial Western Alaska Lisa Frink Chapter 7 Gender Visibility and Division of Iñupiat Labor in an Arctic Industrial Enterprise Mark S. Cassell Chapter 8 Examining "Universal" Hide Chewing Practices Among Alaskan Eskimos Susan L. Steen Chapter 9 Expedient Angled-Tang Endscrapers: Glimpsing Women's Work in the Archaeological Record Alice Beck Kehoe Chapter 10 Hide Tanning: The Act of Reviving Morgan Baillargeon Chapter 11 Hideworking among Descendants of Khoekhoen Pastoralists in the Northern Cape, South Africa Lita Webley Chapter 12 Gender and Stone Tools: An Ethnographic Study of the Konso and Gamo Hideworkers of Southern Ethiopia Kathryn Weedman Chapter 13 Feminist Boundary Crossings: Challenging Androcentric Assumptions and Stereotypes about Hideworking Suzanne M. Spencer-Wood References Index About the Author
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Hides and skins.
Sex role -- Africa.