Femmes néolithiques. Le genre dans les premières sociétés agricoles  Rome Daniel Schlumberger

Daniel Schlumberger

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This richly illustrated and extensively documented work is the first in Europe devoted to this astonishing series of Felice Beato's photographs of China

Femmes néolithiques. Le genre dans les premières sociétés agricoles  Rome Daniel SchlumbergerMale domination is a near universal fact: more than 80% of human groups are patrilineal and have strong male power. The Neolithic period, which saw the emergence of agriculture and livestock farming, is undoubtedly one of the most important periods for understanding how and why our societies are still configured this way today. Examining how the two fundamental social categories of women and men were formed and interacted during the transition to the