How and why did women get tattoos in antiquity? Take a look at what we know about the process of ancient tattoos, as well as three major types of tattoos in antiquity. … More Women’s Tattoos in Antiquity
An exploration of women’s sexuality and the influence that men had on ideas of female pleasure. … More Women’s Sexuality in the Greco-Roman World
Ever wonder what menstruation was like in ancient times? Well let me tell you! … More Menstruation and Women’s Health in Antiquity
Detailing interesting accommodations and the experiences of disabled women and children’s in antiquity. … More Disabilities in Women and Children in the Mediterranean Antiquity
Praxilla the Greek lyrical poet from ancient Sicyon is one of nine earthly muses, famous for inventing the dactylic meter and writing popular drinking songs. … More Praxilla From Ancient Sicyon
The groups that worshiped Aphrodite across Ancient Greece.
… More Sea Farers, Sex Workers and the Goddess of Love.
Female Anatomical Votive Offerings: A look into this ancient religious healing/medical practice with a dive into the female side of things! … More Female Anatomical Votive Offerings
A look into the use of cosmetics by women in the Greco-Roman world. Uncovering which cosmetic products were used and why, to help us understand how makeup fit into the everyday lives of women. … More Cosmetics in the Greco-Roman World
This page provides an overview of skeletal remains of women found from antiquity and what their remains can tell us about their lives. … More Ancient Female Skeletal Remains
This article features information about Athenian women during 5th century BCE Athens. It explores the importance of mothers and childbearing in ancient Greek society. Sparta society is mentioned throughout the article when in comparison to Athens. This provides the knowledge to better understand the similarities and differences in relation to women in ancient Greek society. … More Motherhood in Ancient Greece
Women in Antiquity 