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| Things were simple: he was the lunch-chaser, she was the nest-defender. The woman's role was clear. Being the child- bearer, her skills became specialized to meet that role. |
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| She needed to be able to monitor her surroundings for signs of danger, have excellent short-range navigational skills using landmarks to find her way, and have a highly-tuned ability to sense small changes in the behavior and appearance of children and adults. |
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| Her success was measured by her ability to sustain family life. Her self-worth came from the man's appreciation of her home-making, and nurturing skills. She was never expected to hunt animals, fight enemies or change light bulbs. |