Women's Work: The First 20,000 Years -- Elizabeth Wayland Barber, Paperback

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Women's Work: The First 20,000 Years -- Elizabeth Wayland Barber, PaperbackTwenty thousand years ago, women were making and wearing clothing created from spun fibers. In Women's Work, archaeologist linguist Elizabeth Wayland Barber "weaves the strands of mythology and literature, ethnology and documented history into a rich tapestry" (John Noble Wilford, New York Times Book Review), illuminating the vital role women held in pre industrial societies. With a distinctive and innovative approach to ancient remains, Barber

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