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Gender roles and identity at Chiribaya Alta, Peru: A multiple correspondence analysis of mortuary contexts
Gender is an important axis of social differentiation, yet archaeological studies often struggle to distinguish broad role expectations from variation in how individuals were represented at death. This study examines gender roles and gender identity at the Late Intermediate Period site of Chiribaya
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