Editing Post-processual archaeology (section)

== Marginalised archaeologies ==
Post-processualism places great emphasis on encouraging marginalised groups to interact with archaeology.

=== Gender archaeology ===
{{Main|Gender archaeology}}
In the 1960s and 1970s, [[feminist archaeology]] emerged as adherents of the [[second wave feminism|second wave feminist]] movement began to argue that women in the archaeological record had been ignored by archaeologists up until that time. According to archaeologist Sam Lucy, "The agendas of feminist archaeology and post-processualism highlighted the importance of social and political factors on supposedly 'objective' investigation".{{sfn|Lucy|1997|p=153}}

===Indigenous archaeology===
{{Main|Indigenous archaeology}}