gender roles

Stone Tools Found in Graves Showed Different Roles of Men and Women Neolithic Farmers

Medicine & Technology Apr 14, 2021

Stone tools found in Neolithic farmers' graves showed gender roles, with men taking on hunting and butchery while women being responsible for leatherwork.

Burial Site Reveals Female Big-Game Hunters

Evidence of Female Hunters Debunk "Man-the-Hunter" Hypothesis

Nov 05, 2020

For centuries, we've assumed that males were hunters while females gathered and took care of the family during early societies.

gender roles

Stone Tools Found in Graves Showed Different Roles of Men and Women Neolithic Farmers

Evidence of Female Hunters Debunk "Man-the-Hunter" Hypothesis

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