We know very little about this issue from as far back as 1000 BC, but we can probably extrapolate back from the middle to late centuries of the firste millennium BC.
In the Greek world, women were treated very much as equals to men, in relation to both secular and religious issues. Women had equal sexual rights and generally could make their own choice for a husband. Polygamy was illegal.
In the Middle East, including Palestine, women had a lower status and, for example, it was generally expected that a woman's father would choose her husband. Polygamy was permissible, even if not frequently practised. Only the husband could choose to divorce.
6,000 BC
it started around 1800 BC and ended around 1000 BC
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It was founded in around the year of 1000 bc.
Most of northern and eastern Italy
the first ganeva convention
one of them is the Romans
Abraham was supposed to have brought the first Hebrews to Canaan around 1900 BC. The Israelites escaped from Egypt around 1200 BC. David was the first real king of the Israelites around 1000 BC.
Noone is really sure exactly when it was written. Some cites have said around 1000 BC. But more cites have said dates from 190-100 BC. I'd say around 100 BC.
The Shang dynasty ruled from around 1600 BC until 1000 BC, so it started 3,600 years ago.
Basically 50,000 BC, though his direct ancestors were around 200,000 BC Women were invented first though or possibly the egg?
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