Resource showing the mentality of the Salamanca servants on their deathbed according to the sex of the testators
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Table showing the preferred burial place of Salamancan servants, according to sex, between 1601 and 1650
Professions carried out by the fathers and husbands of the daughters and wives who married in Lower Extremadura in the 17th century
Average estimates of the dowries received by husbands from their wives in Extremadura in the 17th century
Composition and typology of the endowed goods in an Andalusian agricultural locality, marking its economic component and sexual differentiation
The female head of household in Spain in the 18th century through life cycles
Women as the head of the family in 18th-century Spain
Family groupings during the 18th century through male and female samples
Typology of servants in a rural environment, a reflection of economic activity and family dependency
Resource that reflects the structure of the home in a rural setting on the banks of the River Júcar in Albacete
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