Answer: Women served in secondary rather than complimentary gender roles in such activities as warfare, hunting, and certain ceremonies usually associated with men. Because females were denied access to bows and arrows, for example, they did not participate in raids, the military expeditions of limited size which travelled stealthily and ambushed individuals or small groups of the enemy. Armed with clubs, however, women did join men in communal warfare expeditions in which hundreds of participants might noisily travel hundreds of miles to attack entire enemy villages.
Explanation: https://www.lib.niu.edu/1997/ihfa9706.html
