Archaeology, Society and Identity in Modern Japan by Koji Mizoguchi

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"Archaeology, Society and Identity in Modern Japan" by Koji Mizoguchi is a scholarly book published by Cambridge University Press in 2006. This textbook delves into the complex relationships between archaeology, society, and identity in modern Japan. Written in English, this hardcover book is part of the Cambridge Studies in Archaeology series and spans 202 pages. With a focus on social science, this work offers valuable insights into the historical and cultural significance of archaeology in contemporary Japanese society.

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Black Women of Antiquity ed. Ivan Van Sertima Journal of African Civilizations

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"Black Women of Antiquity" edited by Ivan Van Sertima is a textbook published by Transaction Publishers in 1988 as part of the Journal of African Civilizations series. This book explores the social science subject area of ethnic studies and women's studies, focusing on the history and contributions of black women in antiquity. With 239 pages, this trade paperback offers a comprehensive examination of the roles and experiences of black women in ancient societies, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in this field of study.

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