Gender identity and pottery: the size of urns in cremation cemeteries
Abstract
It is well known that gender identity can manifest itself in mortuary practices. A couple of years ago I decided to test the hypothesis that men’s, women’s, and children’s urns differ in size. At three Germanic cemeteries in southwestern Slovakia I found that men’s urns tended to be slightly larger than women’s urns, while children’s urns tended to be smaller than men’s or women‘s.
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01/01/2015
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Krekovič, E. (2015). Gender identity and pottery: the size of urns in cremation cemeteries. Rei Cretariae Romanae Fautorum Acta, 43, 815–817. Retrieved from https://archaeopresspublishing.com/ojs/index.php/RCRF/article/view/2188