1. Introduction Page 1
2. Cross-Cultural Methodology
Page 2
3. Societies with Women Warriors
Page 3
4. The Exclusion of Women from War
Page 4
5.Type of Warfare Determines Marital Residency
Pages 5-6
6. The Prehistory of Warfare
Pages 7-8
7. Interaction of Biology and Culture
Page 9
8. Conclusion
Page 10
FOOTNOTE
1. a. Divale (1974) b, Ember and Ember (1975) c. Ember. Ember and Pasternak ( 1974) d. Melvin Ember (1974) e. Ember (1971) f. Horton (1943) g. Otterbein and Otterbein (1965) h. Otterbein (1970) and i. Tefft and Reinhardt (1974).
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