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Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Aviametrix, LLC · iOS
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Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
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We seem to know so little about these women, but this app links to the stories that have been discovered. A rare bit of ancient history where there was near gender equality. The app is a bit dry being basically a big database, but it is well designed and seems to work well.
Well executed! I wish there were more stories about more of the queens. I guess we just have to settle for the historical record 🙂
Less Is known about the royal ladies of the ancient world than the men. Egypt gave much more of a role to women than other societies and documented their lives to a greater extent. This app is fantastic because it collects most of what is known about the Queens into a nice portable library on your phone. I just walked through the Met and read about some queens as I found their artifacts! Thumbs up!
At the dawn of history, only Egypt granted women equal civil rights. Royal women had real power as Viziers and Regents and some even ruled Egypt as Ki...