Publication: Drums, Women, and Goddesses: Drumming and Gender in Iron Age II Israel
Drums, Women, and Goddesses: Drumming and Gender in Iron Age II Israel
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Paz, S. (2007). Drums, Women, and Goddesses: Drumming and Gender in Iron Age II Israel (Vol. 232). Academic Press / Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht.
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The numerous depictions of drumming – mainly figurines of female drum players as well as the Old Testament – indicate that the drum was a feminine instrument. The present study considers the gender-related contexts of drumming in Iron Age II Israel. Following a survey and analysis of the archaeological, biblical, and ethnographic data, the study ascertains a gender model characterizing this musical activity and its contexts in Israelite society. One facet of drumming by women, very pronounced in the archaeological record, but totally
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Paz, S. (2007). Drums, Women, and Goddesses: Drumming and Gender in Iron Age II Israel (Vol. 232). Academic Press / Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht.
