Harcosnők klubja? – Specializált társadalmi helyzetű nők a késő rézkor időszakában Magyarországon = Fightress clubs? Women with a special social status in the Late Copper Age in Hungary

Horváth, Tünde (2018) Harcosnők klubja? – Specializált társadalmi helyzetű nők a késő rézkor időszakában Magyarországon = Fightress clubs? Women with a special social status in the Late Copper Age in Hungary. A Kaposvári Rippl-Rónai Múzeum Közleményei (5). pp. 79-94. ISSN 2631-0376

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Abstract: This article focus on the status of the woman in the main cultures (Baden complex and Yamna) of the Late Copper Age (3600–2800 BC) and the transitional period (2800–2600 BC). Although the Bell Beaker complex belongs to the Early Bronze Age in Hungary (2500–1900 BC), in European terminologies it is a Late Neolithic culture and belongs to the Reinecke A0 horizon in its late phase, which is why I included it into my research. I identify charismatic people displaying signs of agression in these three culture complexes, whose personalities are associated with warfare. In all three cultures there were women with specialised status: their knowledge, property and profession raised them above the average man and woman.

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