In cultures in which physical aggressiveness was encouraged in girls, they sometimes grew up to be professional warriors. Grave sites she excavated near the Kazakhstan border in Russia contained female skeletons buried with daggers, arrowheads, swords and whetstones for sharpening metal. One of the women has a bent arrowhead lodged in her body cavity, suggesting that she was killed in battle. As Angier notes, and any survivor of the sixth-grade clique wars knows firsthand, the female arsenal includes more insults and snubs that sticks and stones. Men are randier and more promiscuous than women.
Men fall for pretty faces, women fall for healthy portfolios.
Juliet fell for a scion of the enemy clan. In Time magazine, the answer is yes. BTW, Time magazine is celebrating femaleism this week by sticking Monica Lewinsky on its cover. See you next Monday. The Priscilla appears on this URL every Monday afternoon.