I got another book on the topic that might introduce some more possible topics for me. This book is called Archaeology and Women: Ancient & Modern Issues and has chapters on many different places and many different examples of the intersection between women and the topic. I would also like to e-mail Lynn Meskell after I've read a bit more of her book and ask her about how it was, maybe, to work with the material and maybe about female egyptian Archaeologists.
Other than that my idea has been, if I pick a particular ancient woman or monument, is to relate initial interpretation of them by British archaeologists and compare those interpretations with modern understandings and perhaps even with popular beliefs about these things. I would like to relate them to common or "lay" person understandings or see how, if ever, they are framed within a more "Muslim" context.
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