US EditionWhat Women's Skeletons Reveal About the Division of Labour in Prehistoric Nubia
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A recent study reveals that in the Nubia of 3,500 years ago women played a key role in the physical activities of everyday life. Their skeletons, marked by the wear of time and the constraints of their lives, today give silent but powerful testimony about the division of labour in this ancient society, long considered through an essentially masculine prism. A Nubian society forgotten by history During the second millennium B.C.E., in present-day…
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