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DESCRIPTION:Towards a Middle Range Theory of Household Politics: The Standa
 rdization of Decorative Motifs in Early-Middle Postclassic Mexico. Elizabe
 th M. Brumfiel\, Northwestern University. This talk explores gender and ho
 usehold politics by examining design motifs on two categories of household
  artifacts\, spindle whorls and serving vessels\, from the Early-Middle Po
 stclassic site of Xaltocan in the northern Basin of Mexico.\n\nCONTACT: 51
 6-996-3819\, kseligson@wisc.edu
LOCATION:8417 Sewell Social Sciences
SUMMARY:Archaeology Brown Bag: Dr. Elizabeth M. Brumfiel
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