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Two prehistoric women warriors
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Miras said:
As a matter of fact I once read about the primitive society in Chinese region or something ,where female teachers are motivating male students by sexual favors. Mind you the source was dubious but it would make for a fantastic story!
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You're thinking of something like that? Here's the African version:

Female teacher awaits her male students in a pleasant atmosphere...

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Or the outdoor demonstrations for the whole class?

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Oh those lucky students...
 
Girls from the Amazon jungle, Amazons?
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Rupert_137 said:
Stone Age people populated the whole world, they must also have roamed the Central Asian steppes. But of course they weren't naked, especially not at the end of the last Ice Age. And women warriors were not naked anyway, not even the 'black Amazons' (Dahomey women warriors) in hot Africa were undressed...

The only exception were the women gladiators in Roman times, whose upper bodies were bare - but only because the audience wanted to see it that way. During the fight it would be better to protect the upper body too. After all, these women had shields that protected them and that covered a lot of their beauty. But in the victory pose, of course, they showed everything...
Here is a preserved stone carving of two women in gladiator combat and a picture painted afterwards:

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And to get back on topic, here is a Native American hunteress in the face of the buffalo:

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The story of the female fighters called gladiatrices is really special and typical for the decadent Roman Empire. This girls were slaves and so often at the night before the games they was forced to join baquets by the financier of the fights in the arena. This rich men owned them for this time and could use them as he liked. So before this poor girls had to fight for survival at the arena they were displayed to the guests at the parties and raped by the finacier and other guests.
 
Miras said:
As a matter of fact I once read about the primitive society in Chinese region or something ,where female teachers are motivating male students by sexual favors. Mind you the source was dubious but it would make for a fantastic story!
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To be specific I remember trading it as a kid in one paleoastronautic book about some researcher (not the author) who was connecting mythology of that tribe with aliens ... You probably can see where my scepticism is coming from.
 
Dauphin said:
The story of the female fighters called gladiatrices is really special and typical for the decadent Roman Empire. This girls were slaves and so often at the night before the games they was forced to join baquets by the financier of the fights in the arena. This rich men owned them for this time and could use them as he liked. So before this poor girls had to fight for survival at the arena they were displayed to the guests at the parties and raped by the finacier and other guests.
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That may have happened in isolated cases, but it was certainly not the rule: a really skilled, serious gladiator woman in combat cannot be so easily raped. There is another problem that is often ignored today: Back then, sex meant pregnancy and a pregnant gladiator can no longer fight...
The actual designation was not gladiatrices but "mulieres ad ferrum" "women for the sword"
One last note: "fighting for survival", yes, gladiator fights meant a high risk of injury, but they rarely ended fatally - the training was far too complex and lengthy, so the opponent was usually defeated, but not killed!
 
PS Perhaps things clear up a bit if we consider that in Roman times there were serious and less serious gladiator fights for women.
My article on the Achilla v Amazon match set in stone referred to serious fights with well educated and trained women fighters:


Modern day boxing for women also began with non-serious bouts in seedy clubs, where spectators rejoiced when the bare-breasted girls' tits jiggled while they were clumsily beating each other...

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In Roman times, those not serious women's fights even brought the gladiator fights for women into such miscrib that they were finally forbidden...
 
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