Why are the elements related to trade found in the grave as important as those related to war? both the article on amazons and the one on vikings use discoveries in gravesites to connect myth to facts and develop a better understanding of women warriors. these discoveries threaten modern understandings of gender roles. give examples from both texts that show how the gravesite discoveries tell a very different story from what society claims are the roles for men and women?

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Raymond Duncan

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25 May, 02:58

Why are the elements related to trade found in the grave as important as those related to war? both the article on amazons and the one on vikings use discoveries in gravesites to connect myth to facts and develop a better understanding of women warriors. these discoveries threaten modern understandings of gender roles. give examples from both texts that show how the gravesite discoveries tell a very different story from what society claims are the roles for men and women?

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Yosef Weiss · Answer 1

Both the article on amazons and the one on Vikings use discoveries in gravesites to connect myth to facts and develop a better understanding of women warriors.

The discoveries in the gravesites showed many types of equipment that are predicted to be used by Females (due to the size of the weapons, the weight, and the shape of the armor). This challenge the past perspective that stated the viking was a society that dominated only by male warriors.