Gender Dynamics and Subsistence Systems in Circumpolar Societies: An Ethnoarchaeological Interpretation

基于作者之前对加拿大亚北极地区奇佩怀人社区性别动态和生存实践的研究，本民族考古学项目将分析扩展到北极地区的其他社会：(1)芬兰北极地区库ultima地区的萨米驯鹿牧民；(2)西伯利亚亚北极西部Trom’agan地区的汉特渔猎猎牧民；(3)阿拉斯加北极小迪奥米德岛的因纽皮克海上猎人。本比较研究的方法包括访谈、参与观察和聚落测绘。

ABSTRACT Gender Dynamics and Subsistence Systems in Circumpolar Societies: An Ethnoarchaeological Interpretation Building on the authors' previous study of gender dynamics and subsistence practices in Chipewyan communities in the Canadian subarctic, this ethnoarchaeology project extends the analysis to other societies in the circumpolar north: (1) Saami reindeer herders of the Kultima area of the Finnish arctic; (2) Khanty fisher-hunter-trapper-herders of the Trom'Agan area of the western Siberian subarctic; and (3) Inupiaq maritime hunters of Little Diomede Island in the Alaskan arctic. Methods in this comparative study include interviews, participant observation, and settlement mapping.