Wild Women of Jacksonville: Archaeological and Historical Challenges to the Myths, Misrepresentation, and Erasure of 19th century Women in Southern Oregon.<\/p>\n
This history talk will draw on nearly two decades of Chelsea Rose’s work in Jacksonville
\nand the surrounding area, highlighting the ways in which women have been
\nstereotyped or erased from the historical record. You will meet invisible wives,
\nbrewers, businesswomen, and more, and get a better sense of the real history of the
\nplace we live.<\/p>\n
Instructor Bio: Chelsea Rose is a historical archaeologist who focuses on the settlement and
\ndevelopment of the American West. She is director of the Southern Oregon
\nUniversity Laboratory of Anthropology (SOULA) and is a principal investigator in
\nthe award-winning Oregon Chinese Diaspora Project. Rose is host
\nof JPR’s Underground History podcast and regularly works with the media,
\nstudents, and community volunteers in an effort to promote archaeological
\nawareness and encourage historical stewardship. Rose is on the editorial board of
\nthe Oregon Historical Quarterly and is on the board of the Southern Oregon
\nHistorical Society.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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