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Famous ancient Greek women who changed history

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This list is just so great! We have so much to learn from ancient Greece

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Ancient Greek Women Who Changed History

Do you know these hidden figures of ancient Greek history? Here are the inspiring women who shaped history.
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francescool said:
This list is just so great! We have so much to learn from ancient Greece

theculturetrip.com

Ancient Greek Women Who Changed History

Do you know these hidden figures of ancient Greek history? Here are the inspiring women who shaped history.
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I am glad to read about women who have made an impact throughout history! Women are often forgotten.
 
francescool said:
This list is just so great! We have so much to learn from ancient Greece

theculturetrip.com

Ancient Greek Women Who Changed History

Do you know these hidden figures of ancient Greek history? Here are the inspiring women who shaped history.
theculturetrip.com theculturetrip.com
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In history, you don't often hear about the role of women. This is an interesting roundup of names, and they are worth researching more. There's a nice mix of women here, too - poets, athletes, etc. I wish we knew of more.
 
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In history, you don't often hear about the role of women. This is an interesting roundup of names, and they are worth researching more. There's a nice mix of women here, too - poets, athletes, etc. I wish we knew of more.
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Its so important to learn about the role of women in history. Makes me think about the Souliotes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Souliotes
 
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