Se o GPS falasse...reflexões sobre violências de gênero nos espaços de formação e trabalho das arqueólogas brasileiras

Abstract

This master's dissertation highlights gender-based violence present in archaeological practice, from the perspective of archaeologists and students of Archaeology. Throughout our academic journey and in the workplace, we are exposed to various risks that go beyond occupational health and safety issues. This research addresses our everyday experiences and the current problems we face as women in Archaeology. Employing an ethnographic approach, I investigated reports of harassment and violence experienced by archaeologists and Archaeology students, where I was able to identify some strategies we employ to reduce the possibilities of risks, as well as the urgency to strengthen this discourse. This dissertation does not aim to accuse individuals or institutions, but rather to examine Archaeology itself and how it is being practiced in the country.