Iron Age Scythian Women and Warfare: The “Real” Amazon Warriors?
Iron Age Scythian Women and Warfare: The “Real” Amazon Warriors?
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2018
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Burden, Jessica
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Beaule, Christine
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Anthropology
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University of Hawaii at Manoa
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The Greeks of antiquity spoke extensively of a race of warrior women known as the Amazons. These women were recorded as having close ties to Iron Age Scythia, a region populated by pastoral nomads and known as the western Eurasian steppe north of the Blac
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Scythian,
Amazon,
Iron Age,
burial mound,
warfare,
women
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67 pages
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