Women's Work: The First 20,000 Years : Women, Cloth, and Society in Early Times
Elizabeth Wayland Barber presents a wide-ranging history of women’s work, cloth, and society across the first 20,000 years. Focusing on textile production and its place in early communities, this book offers a thoughtful look at labor, material culture, and the role of women in shaping social life.
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Elizabeth Wayland Barber explores the history of women’s work across the first 20,000 years of human society.
Centering on women, cloth, and textile production, the book considers how these activities relate to early communities and social life.
It offers a historical perspective on labor, material culture, and the enduring importance of cloth in early times.
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