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         <title>The Amazons were a group of female warriors from the Later Bronze Age (approximately between 1900-1200 BCE), located north-east of Ancient Greece. It is believed that the Amazons were known as the daughters of Ares (God of war). These woman carried out the same skills and bravery that the men of this time did. Their physical abilities and strength as well as their performance to complete &#39;male&#39; activities was on the same wave length. The Amazons were recognized for their warlike nature.</title>
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         <title>It is apparent in Greek mythology that the Amazons were seen as the most powerful women ever. There independence and unique lifestyle excluding male domination provoked this idea. It is apparent that these woman strictly abided to their rules as it is stated that the exchange of male interaction occurred once a year for the production of off spring. Greek mythology highlights the beauty of the women through art whilst also depicting their warrior characteristics.</title>
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         <title>As the Amazon warriors dived deeper into their lifestyle they were continuously changing and evolving. In order to efficiently draw arrows and keep up to speed it was discovered that as children the Amazons would sear their right breast off using a hot bronzing tool.  In attempts to defend such mutilation, the Amazons voiced that this was a necessary practice in order for them to avoid all possible obstacles in relation to the firing of arrows and use of spears.</title>
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         <pubDate>2023-06-13 07:29:55 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>During the period of the Amazon warriors, it was apparent that males were presumed to rule. They were surrounded by a male dominated society. There distinctive way of life proved just how courageous they really were. By disregarding the norms of their society, these warriors made a name for themselves. Constructing and applying a new way of living these woman successfully created an outer world. Diminishing the power males had over them, the Amazons created a new reality for ancient woman.  A reality contrary to male empowerment.              </title>
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         <title>This women ruled community had such an impact on the ancient times as they provoked a new ideology to form. The idea that it was possible for women and men to co exist with each other. Unraveling the truths that it was achievable to construct their own distant life. However the question now is why were they so successful in the upbringing of a female dominated community? There untamed nature  had a major play in this. </title>
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