Viking women got the same rights, but slave women weren't, think of it kind of like the spartan society. Women and men of lower classes were treated differently and sexist, but the elite top branch of society got pretty much equal treatment with some minor differences.as if vikings gave women the same rights as men
did they give them horny helmets too???
heh, not so elite if she got brained by an anglo... god save the king..
sourceViking women got the same rights, but slave women weren't, think of it kind of like the spartan society. Women and men of lower classes were treated differently and sexist, but the elite top branch of society got pretty much equal treatment with some minor differences.
It was from a friend of mine who sent me the pictures of the musuem and the skull, he told me what he got told from there.source
never heard this before
it appears he may be a liarIt was from a friend of mine who sent me the pictures of the musuem and the skull, he told me what he got told from there.
He has a PhD in Comparative Human Behaviour and works at a university where he teaches psychology. I trust his word over yours.it appears he may be a liar
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doesn't sound like history specialising in the vikings mateHe has a PhD in Comparative Human Behaviour and works at a university where he teaches psychology. I trust his word over yours.
your trust isnt a prequisite of fact, considering the amount of things you say which lack truthHe has a PhD in Comparative Human Behaviour and works at a university where he teaches psychology. I trust his word over yours.
phd in the numbers at the bottom of buckfast bottlesive got a friend with a phd in thuganomics
joan of arc timeHusky if you want topics about women in warfare you can always check the anti-air batteries during the battle of Stalingrad, one of the things women were extremly proficient in doing was accurate target shooting with heavy caliber batteries.
i am saying that their participation was practically insignificant and women in battle were primarily a thing in folklore/talesI am not denying the partecipation of women in warfare, they occupied many positions and you had Byzantine princesses that did write about military treaties or figures like the Maid of Orleans. Women till the introduction of gunpowder had a very limited role in warfare, should we avoid talking about it then? Of course not, I had the pleasure to briefly watch a call for papers in my Uni about that topic and there is much to study about women and warfare.
Different cultures have different aproaches to the inclusion of women in combat roles, it was the evolution of warfare that allowed a bigger inclusion of women in wars.
1 question yeah, why was Khrushchev so autistic?
He has a PhD in Comparative Human Behaviour and works at a university where he teaches psychology. I trust his word over yours.
a good pal of mine is doing his phd in northern studies about viking colonisation along the north coast of scotland but so far he's dicked around playing video games all year
phds are not indicators of objective truth