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Paperback. Zustand: New. 45,000 years ago, rare and precious statues of faceless women with hourglass figures, sturdy hips and generous breasts surfaced across Europe. Spanning thousands of years and nurturing many a fantasy, they are known as the prehistoric Venus figurines. But what were the women who inspired these artefacts really like?For 150 years researchers offered no archaeological insights into the daily lives of prehistoric women and underestimated their role in society. In fact, these women became imprisoned by clichés. Prehistoric man hunted, went on adventures, invented, created and drew, whereas the role of prehistoric women was limited to educating children and carrying out domestic chores. That's all there was to say about it, or almost.Over the past fifteen years a new generation of researchers - many of whom are women - have shaken up this model. By establishing groundbreaking analysis protocols and defining new excavation methods, these scientists are finally able to make the invisible visible. It is thanks to their tenacity that the essential and even prestigious role of prehistoric women is emerging. For the first time ever these ancient women are being resurrected before our very eyes, shedding light on a new theory of our origins!'Seek[s] to debunk the simplistic division of roles by highlighting advances in the study of bones, graves, art and ethnography often ignored in the public sphere' The Guardian.

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Paperback. Zustand: New. 45,000 years ago, rare and precious statues of faceless women with hourglass figures, sturdy hips and generous breasts surfaced across Europe. Spanning thousands of years and nurturing many a fantasy, they are known as the prehistoric Venus figurines. But what were the women who inspired these artefacts really like?For 150 years researchers offered no archaeological insights into the daily lives of prehistoric women and underestimated their role in society. In fact, these women became imprisoned by clichés. Prehistoric man hunted, went on adventures, invented, created and drew, whereas the role of prehistoric women was limited to educating children and carrying out domestic chores. That's all there was to say about it, or almost.Over the past fifteen years a new generation of researchers - many of whom are women - have shaken up this model. By establishing groundbreaking analysis protocols and defining new excavation methods, these scientists are finally able to make the invisible visible. It is thanks to their tenacity that the essential and even prestigious role of prehistoric women is emerging. For the first time ever these ancient women are being resurrected before our very eyes, shedding light on a new theory of our origins!'Seek[s] to debunk the simplistic division of roles by highlighting advances in the study of bones, graves, art and ethnography often ignored in the public sphere' The Guardian.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. 45,000 years ago, rare and precious statues of faceless women with hourglass figures, sturdy hips and generous breasts surfaced across Europe. Spanning thousands of years and nurturing many a fantasy, they are known as the prehistoric Venus figurines. But what were the women who inspired these artifacts really like?For 150 years researchers offered no archaeological insights into the daily lives of prehistoric women and underestimated their role in society. In fact, these women became imprisoned by cliches. Prehistoric man hunted, went on adventures, invented, created and drew, whereas the role of prehistoric women was limited to educating children and carrying out domestic chores. That's all there was to say about it, or almost.Over the past fifteen years a new generation of researchers many of whom are women have shaken up this model. By establishing groundbreaking analysis protocols and defining new excavation methods, these scientists are finally able to make the invisible visible. It is thanks to their tenacity that the essential and even prestigious role of prehistoric women is emerging. For the first time ever these ancient women are being resurrected before our very eyes, shedding light on a new theory of our origins! 45,000 years ago, rare and precious statues of faceless women with hourglass figures, sturdy hips and generous breasts surfaced across Europe. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Zustand: New. Gaussein, Pascaline (illustrator). Idioma/Language: Español. ¿Qué sabemos de las mujeres en la prehistoria? ¿Eran débiles e indefensas, bestiales y primitivas? ¿Solo se dedicaban a la crianza y educación de los hijos? Esta obra, que recoge las investigaciones más vanguardistas en la materia, rompe con las ideas preconcebidas sobre el rol de la mujer en la prehistoria para presentarla como una cazadora, una luchadora y una pieza indispensable en las sociedades de la época. La ciencia ha revelado que dominaba muchas habilidades, y cuidaba su cuerpo y su aspecto. Se pensaba que era sumisa, pero era respetada, honrada y venerada. Lady Sapiens ofrece una nueva interpretación de los yacimientos arqueológicos que nos invita a redescubrir la historia de nuestros orígenes. Una historia sensible, y más precisa, de mujeres y hombres unidos en un destino común del que somos herederos. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.

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Zustand: Nuevo. Gaussein, Pascaline (illustrator). HISTORIA | Encuadernación: Rústica | Páginas: 216 | Dimensiones: 160 x 240 | País: ESPAÑA | Sinopsis: ¿Qué sabemos de las mujeres en la prehistoria ¿Eran débiles e indefensas ¿Solo se dedicaban a la crianza y educación de los hijos Esta obra, que recoge las investigaciones más vanguardistas en la materia, rompe con las ideas preconcebidas sobre el rol de la mujer en la prehistoria para presentarla como una cazadora, una luchadora y una pieza indispensable en las sociedades de la época. La ciencia ha revelado que dominaba muchas habilidades y cuidaba su cuerpo y su aspecto. Se pensaba que era . - Historia.

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Zustand: Nuevo. Gaussein, Pascaline (illustrator). ¿Qué sabemos de las mujeres en la prehistoria ¿Eran débiles e indefensas ¿Solo se dedicaban a la crianza y educación de los hijos Esta obra, que recoge las investigaciones más vanguardistas en la materia, rompe con las ideas preconcebidas sobre el rol de la mujer en la prehistoria para presentarla como una cazadora, una luchadora y una pieza indispensable en las sociedades de la época. La ciencia ha revelado que dominaba muchas habilidades y cuidaba su cuerpo y su aspecto. Se pensaba que era sumisa, pero era respetada, honrada y venerada.Lady Sapiens ofrece una nueva interpretación de los yacimientos arqueológicos que nos invita a redescubrir la historia de nuestros orígenes. Una historia sensible, y más precisa, de mujeres y hombres unidos en un destino común del que somos herederos.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. 45,000 years ago, rare and precious statues of faceless women with hourglass figures, sturdy hips and generous breasts surfaced across Europe. Spanning thousands of years and nurturing many a fantasy, they are known as the prehistoric Venus figurines. But what were the women who inspired these artifacts really like?For 150 years researchers offered no archaeological insights into the daily lives of prehistoric women and underestimated their role in society. In fact, these women became imprisoned by cliches. Prehistoric man hunted, went on adventures, invented, created and drew, whereas the role of prehistoric women was limited to educating children and carrying out domestic chores. That's all there was to say about it, or almost.Over the past fifteen years a new generation of researchers many of whom are women have shaken up this model. By establishing groundbreaking analysis protocols and defining new excavation methods, these scientists are finally able to make the invisible visible. It is thanks to their tenacity that the essential and even prestigious role of prehistoric women is emerging. For the first time ever these ancient women are being resurrected before our very eyes, shedding light on a new theory of our origins! 45,000 years ago, rare and precious statues of faceless women with hourglass figures, sturdy hips and generous breasts surfaced across Europe. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: New. 45,000 years ago, rare and precious statues of faceless women with hourglass figures, sturdy hips and generous breasts surfaced across Europe. Spanning thousands of years and nurturing many a fantasy, they are known as the prehistoric Venus figurines. But what were the women who inspired these artefacts really like?For 150 years researchers offered no archaeological insights into the daily lives of prehistoric women and underestimated their role in society. In fact, these women became imprisoned by clichés. Prehistoric man hunted, went on adventures, invented, created and drew, whereas the role of prehistoric women was limited to educating children and carrying out domestic chores. That's all there was to say about it, or almost.Over the past fifteen years a new generation of researchers - many of whom are women - have shaken up this model. By establishing groundbreaking analysis protocols and defining new excavation methods, these scientists are finally able to make the invisible visible. It is thanks to their tenacity that the essential and even prestigious role of prehistoric women is emerging. For the first time ever these ancient women are being resurrected before our very eyes, shedding light on a new theory of our origins!'Seek[s] to debunk the simplistic division of roles by highlighting advances in the study of bones, graves, art and ethnography often ignored in the public sphere' The Guardian.

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Paperback. Zustand: New. 45,000 years ago, rare and precious statues of faceless women with hourglass figures, sturdy hips and generous breasts surfaced across Europe. Spanning thousands of years and nurturing many a fantasy, they are known as the prehistoric Venus figurines. But what were the women who inspired these artefacts really like?For 150 years researchers offered no archaeological insights into the daily lives of prehistoric women and underestimated their role in society. In fact, these women became imprisoned by clichés. Prehistoric man hunted, went on adventures, invented, created and drew, whereas the role of prehistoric women was limited to educating children and carrying out domestic chores. That's all there was to say about it, or almost.Over the past fifteen years a new generation of researchers - many of whom are women - have shaken up this model. By establishing groundbreaking analysis protocols and defining new excavation methods, these scientists are finally able to make the invisible visible. It is thanks to their tenacity that the essential and even prestigious role of prehistoric women is emerging. For the first time ever these ancient women are being resurrected before our very eyes, shedding light on a new theory of our origins!'Seek[s] to debunk the simplistic division of roles by highlighting advances in the study of bones, graves, art and ethnography often ignored in the public sphere' The Guardian.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Lady Sapiens: Breaking Stereotypes about Prehistoric Women | Thomas Cirotteau (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2023 | LEGEND PR | EAN 9781915054784 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.