Yes. Aztec women were actually trained to be warriors.
they took baths in salt
they did housework
yes
The aztec Priestesses and priests sacraficed small animals like birds to give the blood and hearts to the gods as a sacrafice
Aztec women and daughters cooked, cleaned and sowed clothes for family while dads and boys went to plant, pick out crops and hunt animals.
Aztec women helped in weaving textiles and taking care of the home. The Aztecs also included women in their work force. Women worked as merchants, traders, scribes, courtesans, healers, and midwives. The Spaniards remarked in some documents that the Aztec female healers were more skilled then the European doctors of their time.
They plundered and smashed women from neighboring tribes.
Rinsed their hair with urine
Aztec woman where definatly expert weavers because they had xp with making and crafting. -Mihi -chris
Yes. Evidence from relatively the 16th century and what pictures have depicted, yes, aztec woman were warriors. Aztec woman were tall, fearless, like the amazon warriors.
"Aztec women helped in weaving textiles and taking care of the home. The Aztecs also included women in their work force. Women worked as merchants, traders, scribes, courtesans, healers, and midwives. The Spaniards remarked in some documents that the Aztec female healers were more skilled then the European doctors of their time."