[BenLurkin]

Maybe it's Gunnhild

[ProtectOurFreedom]

"Can we be sure that the person in Bj.581 was a woman, in a gendered sense? No, we cannot. She may have taken on a man’s social role, while retaining a feminine identity,” explained the study’s authors.

I'm glad they explained that. It cleared thing s right up -- clear as mud. Can somebody explain the author's explanation? What's a steaming pantload of 21st century gobbledygook.

[ArtDodger]

Ayra Stark?

[jagusafr]

Xena. She’s hawtt..

[Buckeye McFrog]

And one box of combat quality tampons.

[Don Corleone]

Bodicia’s daughter?

[Cowboy Bob]

In 2017, however, experts published the results of a DNA analysis that revealed the skeleton was female.

They never bothered to count the ribs?

[I want the USA back]

That’ll make the Wonder Woman admirers happy.

[Jane Austen]

later

[Blogatron]

Bjorhilda - Battle Bitch of the Baltic.

[silverleaf]

Lagetha!

[tired&retired]

I dated a few women like that in my past! (Once)

[grey_whiskers]

Thanks, Lurkin.

*PING* to Sunken.

[PIF]

Blood Raina

[heartwood]

Sweden does have a legend about Blenda and her army of 500 women.

The men were away in Norway, and the Geats took the opportunity to invade from Denmark.

Blenda called the women to war. They went to the Geats and said, oh, you are real men. Will you come feast with us?

The women got the Geats and sleeping and then they killed them, and were handsomely rewarded by the returning king.

Like Judith and Jael, only en masse.

[Chode]