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Message: <blockquote data-quote="xrpsuzi" data-source="post: 1153087" data-attributes="member: 10675">I saw the same show-uncertainty does not sell and it's a TV show on discovery. I also think the main proponent for the theory that it was Nefertiti was really looking to support the theory that it was her, not trying to find out who the unidentified mummy was. It's a total different goal.Anyway, about warrior women.... women can attain positions/tasks traditional reserved for men and assume/adopt a male status due to that position. For example, a female priest in the middle ages would be considered a man in terms of status, due her position. I would think that economic/social standing would dictate if a woman were allowed to do so, but I think something along the same lines would apply.It's similar to an article I was reading about a female anthropologist whowas studying a tribe which had male only rituals. She was allowed to view them because she was there as an official representation of her university, and therefore adopted a male status in that tribe for that time being.food for thought,suzi</blockquote>