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Mujer en civilizaciones antiguas G6 1ro BT Tema 1

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Roles femeninos en culturas antiguas

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Roles femeninos en culturas antiguas

by Geovanni Guzñay Ic
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En Mesopotamia, el Código de Hammurabi reconocía derechos comerciales a las mujeres, aunque con restricciones.

2

En Çatalhöyük, los enterramientos con ofrendas revelan que las mujeres recibían un tratamiento funerario comparable al de los hombres.

3

Las figurillas de Venus eran meramente decorativas sin significado social.

4

En las sociedades paleolíticas y neolíticas, la mujer participaba en la recolección de alimentos y en la elaboración de herramientas.

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En Çatalhöyük, las mujeres eran tratadas como inferiores y no recibían ofrenda funeraria.

6

Las figurillas de Venus, como la de Willendorf, sugieren que la fertilidad femenina era socialmente venerada.

7

En Egipto, los relieves de Deir el-Bahari documentan el reinado de Hatshepsut y el acceso femenino al poder político.

8

En las sociedades paleolíticas, la recolección era exclusividad masculina y las mujeres no participaban.

9

En Knossos, las pinturas no muestran a mujeres dirigiendo ceremonias religiosas.

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El Código de Hammurabi garantizaba la igualdad total entre hombres y mujeres sin restricciones.

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