The Archaeology of Ethnogenesis, Revised Edition: Race and Sexuality in Colonial San Francisco
A revised archaeological study of race and sexuality in colonial San Francisco, exploring ethnogenesis and social identity through material evidence.
About This Book
This revised edition examines the processes of ethnogenesis in colonial San Francisco using archaeological findings.
The work investigates how race and sexuality were constructed and experienced in early colonial settings.
Barbara L. Voss draws on material culture to provide insights into social identities and community formation.
The book contributes to broader discussions in historical archaeology and colonial studies.
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