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In the household and beyond

The social world of Israelite women was more extensive and complex than is usually recognized. This study problematizes assumptions about female isolation or seclusion by considering a variety of sources for reconstructing their lives. Examining archaeological and ethnographic data related to women's household activities and looking at biblical texts mentioning women's extra-household (professional) roles indicate the nature and range of women's contacts and connections with others, both female and male. The dynamics and significance of the interactions comprising women's social world are then suggested by engaging information and models from anthropology.