Arqueología pública y género: estrategias para nuevas formas de relación con la sociedad

Abstract

Despite the undeniable social implications of its practice and the possibilities of intervention it has, Public Archaeology has not made a conscious reflection that includes issues related to gender and the relationships between women and men. This implies two consequences, on the one hand, in many of the discourses that are transferred to society, there are still stereotypes that have not been analysed critically, but on the other it is precisely in some strategies of Public Archaeology that the researchers interested in the women’s studies and gender are finding a way to transmit new concepts that do not always find a place in more traditional formats. In this article, we will review some of those practices that put women at the forefront to assess their relevance and their effect on society.