Abstract

This article dissects the methodological toolbox of essences referred to as the Mesolithic, attempting to grasp its calculus. The autopsy then sets about investigating the reductionist problems of essentialism and androcentrism that have spread throughout the Mesolithic project like a malign cancer. Especially the insistent practice to sex supposedly important things and activities as male is confronted. The mass grave at Strøby Egede, eastern Zealand, Denmark, serves as a very detailed example. An effort is thereafter made to convey some of its sociohistorical specificity.

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  • This article dissects the methodological toolbox of essences referred to as the Mesolithic, attempting to grasp its calculus

  • The exhortation of the title to unearth social histories does not imply in any way that we can dig up the past

  • In doing so the archaeologists are never suspended in an ontological and epistemological void, where every result is due to pristine analysis

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This article dissects the methodological toolbox of essences referred to as the Mesolithic, attempting to grasp its calculus.

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