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Wouldn't it be great to have an archaeological guide to identifying
the parts of dolls that show up so frequently on dig sites? Imagine
a single book that explained how to start with a piece of a porcelain
head, or a foot, or even just a thigh, and say something meaningful
other than just "ceramic, porcelain, toy, doll part." in your
catalog? The author could also overview the academic discourse about
dolls and the material world: gender, ethnicity, class, nationality,
sexuality, and so on... This would create an entry point for any
archaeological or material culture researcher into this portion of
the material world!
Wouldn't that be great?
And marbles also! Jacks and doll house ceramics too!
Authors wanted!
The Guides to American Artifacts Series
Edited by Carolyn White and Timothy Scarlett
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Left Coast Press series homepage
http://www.lcoastpress.com/wst_page7.html
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