"Most women of this epoch [early bronze age Anatolia] were mothers at age twelve, grandmothers at twenty-four, dead by thirty."
Well, that sounds implausible. For one thing, it'd require bronze age girls to have a lifestyle that led them to menstruate at an even earlier age than girls do in 21st century America, which seems unlikely.
— Sep 11, 2026 10:52AM
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