Growing up in ancient Greece

Zoze at 11h41
02
Oct
2009
Growing up in ancient Greece

When a
baby was born in ancient Greece,
the father did a ritual dance, holding the newborn baby. There


were
many differences in the lives of boys and girls as they grew up. One main
difference was that girls didn't go


to
school and boys did. Girls helped their mothers with chores in the house or in
the fields, they stayed home


with
their pa

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