Diana (Wonder Woman) is said to be made of clay, right? Alongside all the other Amazonian women. Hear me out: any wounds they get are healed with either clay, or through the art of Kintsugi.
Kintsugi is the art of repairing pottery and other such ceramics with gold.
Recent excavations in Azerbaijan reveal graves of women buried with weapons, dating back 4,000 years. These archaeological breakthroughs provide evidence of high-status legendary warrior women who wielded weapons and mastered arrow usage beyond mere hunting, hinting at the existence of mythical Amazonian women of Greek legend.
Additionally, the widening of women's pelvises, apparent in the bone evidence, suggests extended periods spent in the saddle, highlighting the profound impact of their lifestyle shaped by horseback riding.
Despite originally being a fan-character for the Fable universe (which I've created in early 2010s), I haven't really drawn much of Alphaess in her actual setting in a long while, thought it would be really fun to embrace that once again after so long - here she is, the red haired heroine of Knothole Glade along with 'Fluffy', everyone's favourite balverine/cursed brother.
Might end up revamping Alphaess yet again to fit back with the theme and reconvert her into a fandom OC, we'll see how things progress for her I suppose.
Australia has a long and fascinating pre-history full of mysteries, like how did the aboriginal settlers get there, and what was the Wurdi Youang stone circle used for?