[HashtNasht]

Women in agricultural societies were sometimes made beasts of burden. In New
guinea farming communities today, I often see women staggering under loads of
vegetables and firewood while the men walk empty-handed. Once while on a field
trip there studying birds, I offered to pay some villagers to carry supplies from an
airstrip to my mountain camp. The heaviest item was a 11 O-pound bag of rice, which I
lashed to a pole and assigned a team of four men to shoulder together. When I eventually
caught up with the villagers, the men were carrying light loads, while one small woman
weighing less than the bag of rice was bent under it, supporting its weight by a cord
across her temples

انو يعني الحق ع الزراعة !!!