This timely title weighs masculinity's capacity for good against its potential for destruction in the context of contemporary debates on the topic.

A thought-provoking dissection of the ways in which the production and consumption of food have become harmful to our personal, societal and environmental health.

New to this Edition * Updated treatment of postcolonial approaches and indigenous archaeology, with coverage of the ontological turn in archaeology, and new examples of community archaeology in southern Africa and Australia. * New discoveries and research across the globe, such as archaeological evidence of social hierarchies at the ancient city of Liangzhu, China, and recent evidence of Neanderthal art in France and Spain. * A more inclusive picture of archaeology, raising the profile of wom...