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new archaeology confirms the existence of fierce warrior women called amazons that were immortalized in greek myths.

amazons in myth: history’s first mention of a race of warrior women is found in homer’s iliad, an account of the trojan war, probably written in the 8th or 7th century b.c.. homer’s amazons, a race of fierce women who mated with vanquished male foes and kept only the female children they bore, were believed […]

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the amazons were fierce female warriors of ancient greek mythology, but did they really exist? archaeologists have been uncovering clues about the historical people they might be based on.

amazon, in greek mythology, member of a race of women warriors. they figure in traditional tales of heracles’ labors and the trojan war. their representation in ancient art transformed from resembling the warrior goddess athena to the hunter goddess artemis. learn more about their exploits and mythology.

the amazonians, or amazon women, appeared in ancient greek mythology alongside heracles and achilles. but they were probably real.

strong and brave, the amazons were a force to be reckoned with in greek mythology—but did the fierce female warriors really exist?

in greek mythology, the amazons were a race of warlike women noted for their riding skills, courage, and pride, who lived at the outer limits of the known...

a growing body of archaeological evidence shows that legends about the horseback-riding, bow-wielding female fighters were almost certainly rooted in reality.

archaeology shows that these fierce women also smoked pot, got tattoos, killed—and loved—men.

environmental science and conservation news

new archaeology confirms the existence of fierce warrior women called amazons that were immortalized in greek myths.

amazons in myth: history’s first mention of a race of warrior women is found in homer’s iliad, an account of the trojan war, probably written in the 8th or 7th century b.c.. homer’s amazons, a race of fierce women who mated with vanquished male foes and kept only the female children they bore, were believed […]

building the future on behalf of amazon customers.

sometimes modern thinking can take the magic out of life. think about all the great beliefs the ancient cultures held about gods and fantastic creatures, like unicorns and mermaids. modern logic…

the amazons were fierce female warriors of ancient greek mythology, but did they really exist? archaeologists have been uncovering clues about the historical people they might be based on.

amazon, in greek mythology, member of a race of women warriors. they figure in traditional tales of heracles’ labors and the trojan war. their representation in ancient art transformed from resembling the warrior goddess athena to the hunter goddess artemis. learn more about their exploits and mythology.

the amazonians, or amazon women, appeared in ancient greek mythology alongside heracles and achilles. but they were probably real.

strong and brave, the amazons were a force to be reckoned with in greek mythology—but did the fierce female warriors really exist?

in greek mythology, the amazons were a race of warlike women noted for their riding skills, courage, and pride, who lived at the outer limits of the known...

a growing body of archaeological evidence shows that legends about the horseback-riding, bow-wielding female fighters were almost certainly rooted in reality.

archaeology shows that these fierce women also smoked pot, got tattoos, killed—and loved—men.