Preface
;Sabrina C. Agarwal and Julie K. Wesp
Chapter One. Sex, Gender, and Anthropology: Moving Bioarchaeology Outside the Subdiscipline
;Rosemary A. Joyce
Part I. Theoretical Approaches to Sex and Gender in the Past
Chapter Two. Bones, Biases, and Birth: Excavating Contemporary Gender Norms from Reproductive Bodies of the Past
;Dana Walrath
Chapter Three. Bioarchaeological Approaches to Nonbinary Genders: Case Studies from Native North America
;Sandra E. Hollimon
Chapter Four. Brave Old World: Ancient DNA Testing and Sex Determination
;Pamela L. Geller
Chapter Five. Embodying Sex/Gender Systems in Bioarchaeological Research
;Julie K. Wesp
Part II. Bioarchaeological Reconstructions of Gendered Identity, Health, and Disease
Chapter Six. On the Stories of Men and the Substance of Women: Interrogating Gender through Violence
;Shannon A. Novak
Chapter Seven. Understanding Sex- and Gender-Related Patterns of Bone Loss and Health in the Past: A Case Study from the Neolithic Community of Çatalhöyük
;Sabrina C. Agarwal
Chapter Eight. Sex and Frailty: Patterns from Catastrophic and Attritional Assemblages in Medieval Europe
;Sharon N. DeWitte
Chapter Nine. Mercury in the Midst of Mars and Venus: Reconstructing Gender, Sexuality, and Socioeconomic Status in Relation to Mercury Treatment for Syphilis in Seventeenth- to Nineteenth-Century London
;Molly K. Zuckerman
Chapter Ten. Bioarchaeology of Oral Health: Sex and Gender Differences in Dental Disease
;John R. Lukacs
Index
