#women-in-history

#women-in-history

Roman women faced legal and psychological barriers in their societal roles, constrained by guardianship laws and patriarchal views that characterized their capabilities and autonomy.

Fewer than 4% of statues in Australia are of women, indicating a societal failure to recognize the historical contributions of women.

The study reveals that pregnancy in Viking culture was associated with imagery of strength, as evidenced by representations of pregnant women as warriors.

The Trump Administration has been implementing policies that result in the systematic erasure of women's achievements from significant public records, reinforcing patriarchal narratives.

What has been discovered corresponds to a woman who apparently had elevated status, an elite woman," archaeologist David Palomino told the AFP news agency.

"It's a great honor and a great responsibility," Stone says of her induction. "Somebody has to go first."

Rubenhold brings Belle Elmore back to life and re-examines the narrative around Crippen's case, emphasizing it is predominantly about women, yet told by men.

Michael O'Connor emphasized the dual role of a costume designer, saying it's akin to being a historian and artist, which is essential for authentically capturing Tudor England's essence.