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…Role Of Women In Ancient Societies <Tab/>It is February 14, 2005. Being a female student at the University of Southern Mississippi is a very simple task. Just get up, go to class, and learn everything possible in order to become…

…Ancient Africa had women take part in science more than in Greece, Rome or West Asia. They also took part in their technology. Women are responsible for early pottery industry. They also have a lot to do with cloth manufacturing. Both men and women have…

…in various forms. In ancient Greece and Rome euthanasia was considered permissible in some situations. For example in the Greek city of Sparta newborns with severe birth defects were put to death. Voluntary euthanasia for the elderly was approved as custom…

…such projects, we would like to affirm that Egyptians, historically known as the builders of the world's oldest civilization are now in the process of self rejuvenation. In the past the response by ancient Egyptians to the challenge posed by a fluvian…

…The SEVEN wonders of the ancient world are: Artemision at Ephesus, the temple of the Greek goddess ARTEMIS (also the Roman goddess Diana), was begun in 541 B.C. at Ephesus (now a site in Turkey) and completed 220 years later. The temple…

…. The only way they could have felt suffering was if they had fallen in love with an our-world woman. Their lives, which look like the fairy tails for us now, were the very important biographies for the ancient Romans. There were lots of gods in Roman religion…

…Ancient Egypt by Joe Smoe Starting about 8,000BC, all of Northern Africa became a drier, more desert-like place. Back then, man lived in nomadic groups of hunters and gatherer. The climate forced man to migrate to more hospitable lands, some…

…Ancient Greek Theater and Drama By: Jennifer Mills E-mail: jamills@hotmail.com Ancient Greek Theater and Drama Jennifer Mills Theater has been an integral part of almost every society for thousands of years. Starting in the last Sixth century…

…to which her whole life tended. To remain a spinster was the worst disgrace which could befall a woman" (Everyday Life in Ancient Greece, pg. 82). However, it was seen as more of a disgrace on her father who ‘owned’ her until she was married. Although…

…was very simple. Men and women wore linen in the summer and wool in the winter. The ancient Greeks could buy cloth and clothes in the agora, the marketplace, but that was expensive. Most families made their own clothes, which were simple tunics and warm cloaks…