Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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... Book 1:20 and Book IX : 46 ) . Participation in the priesthood was probably the greatest source of female power in pre - Columbian society ( Brown 1983 ) . Priestesses for both male and female deities wielded great social power by ...
... Book 1:20 and Book IX : 46 ) . Participation in the priesthood was probably the greatest source of female power in pre - Columbian society ( Brown 1983 ) . Priestesses for both male and female deities wielded great social power by ...
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... Book II : 37 ; Book VI : 162-163 ) . The power of these women was such that it was even believed that parts of their bodies had the magical ability to paralyse , and priestess - midwives were described as battling against thieves who ...
... Book II : 37 ; Book VI : 162-163 ) . The power of these women was such that it was even believed that parts of their bodies had the magical ability to paralyse , and priestess - midwives were described as battling against thieves who ...
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... book , 12 1 million years ; but in a book which sets out to show that we are no more unique than any other species this potential excuse would not seem just . Foley ends his discussion almost with the appear- ance of Homo erectus , but ...
... book , 12 1 million years ; but in a book which sets out to show that we are no more unique than any other species this potential excuse would not seem just . Foley ends his discussion almost with the appear- ance of Homo erectus , but ...
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