Heroines, Warriors and Rebel Women of Ancient Greece

Sun Jul 25 2021 at 02:00 pm to 03:00 pm

WA Museum Boola Bardip | Perth

Western Australian Museum
Publisher/HostWestern Australian Museum
Heroines, Warriors and Rebel Women of Ancient Greece
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Women's role and status in Ancient Greece varied dramatically from city to city and over time, but a number of them broke the strict gender roles and achieved great notoriety. This talk will cover some of these prominent heroines, warriors, and rebels: from Hypatia, a mathematics professor at the famed library of Alexandria and one of the first women to be executed for witchcraft; to Artemisia, a Queen who commanded her own ships for the Persian Emperor Xerxes against her fellow Greek city-states.
Join Ancient Greek history expert Danielle McCabe in an exciting lecture about the status and role of women in Ancient Greece and the notable troublemakers who challenged the status quo.
Lecture ticket is free with a valid ticket to the Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes exhibition.
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WA Museum Boola Bardip, Perth Cultural Centre, James Street, Perth, Australia

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