Natural Histories and Social Identities in Neolithic Orkney

Jones, Andrew (2005) Natural Histories and Social Identities in Neolithic Orkney. In, Casella, Eleanor Conlin and Fowler, Chris (eds.) The Archaeology of Plural and Changing Identities. Beyond Identification. London, UK. Kluwer Academic; Plenum Publishers, pp. 233-259.

Abstract

Contents:
Beyond Identification: An Introduction.
- Part I. Identity and Social Change. Medieval Towns, Modern Signs, Identity Inter-spaces: Some Reflections in Historical Archaeology.
- "Either or Neither Nor": Resisting the Production of Gender, Race and Class Dichotomies in the Pre-Colonial Period.
- Part II. Identity: Category and Practice. Sexual Subjects: Identity and Taxonomy in Archaeological Research. The Contribution of Gender to Personal Identity in the Southern Scandinavian Mesolithic.
- Identity Politics: Personhood, Kinship, Gender and Power in Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Britain.
- Homing Instincts: Grounded Identities and Dividual Selves in the British Bronze Age.
- Part III. Identity and Place.
-"Games, Sports and What-Not": Regulation of Leisure and the Production of Social Identities in 19th Century America. Changing Identities in the Arabian Gulf: Archaeology, Religion, and Ethnicity in Context. Caste in Cuenca: Colonial Identity in the 17th Century Andes.
- Natural Histories and Social Identities in Neolithic Orkney.
- Index.

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