Bits of evidence emerging from the earth are revealing the truth about the legendary tribe of women.
, a legendary society of warrior women, were said to inhabit the region northeast of Ancient Greece during the later Bronze Age.
One of the most popular is when she was abducted, and here is what happened. Zeus’s jealous wife, Hera, gave Herakles seemingly impossible ten tasks; the ninth was to steal the girdle from the Amazon queen Hippolyta, so Herakles and his men went to the Amazon capital, Themiscyra, and demanded Hippolyta give them the girdle.
Logically, archaeologists have concluded that they could have been Amazon women who lived 4,000 years ago. As she explained for the Observe, there’s truth behind the myths and legends of ancient Greece, and this evidence was all the more significant when linked to earlier finds. “Their fingers are warped because they’re using arrows so much. Changes on the finger joints wouldn’t just happen from hunting. That is some sustained, big practice. What’s very exciting is that a lot of the bone evidence is also showing clear evidence of sustained time in the saddle. Women’s pelvises are basically opened up because they’re riding horses. bones are just shaped by their lifestyle,” she adds.
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