2023
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3136376/v1
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Forgotten Women Artisans? New frontiers of Gendered Spaces in Gede City State in Coastal Kenya

Abstract: This paper interrogates how economic exchanges created new frontiers for women artisans in Gede city, at the coastal region of Kenya as demonstrated in archaeological records. Gede City state experienced economic development from the 11th century through intensification of international trade, rapid urbanization and diversification of subsistence patterns. This led to the emergency of artisan classes. Men artisans were mostly engaged in metal working and boat building whereas women artisans engaged in ceramics… Show more

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