Gender in Earlier Bronze Age Ireland and Scotland

Gender has long been recognized as an important structuring agent in Bronze Age communities across Europe. A strong impression of binary gender emerges from some Early cemeteries, and models social organization developed this evidence have greatly influenced understandings the continent. This article focuses on two regions with more equivocal evidence: Ireland Scotland, where idiosyncratic practices characterize individual cemeteries alongside wider trends. Expressions varied radical ways between different communities, cannot be captured or explained by current grand narratives for European Age. Instead, author argues that could subtle, contextual, varying importance to at times, not necessarily a common feature unifying