Ethnographic evidence has revealed that traditionally,Pawnee women worked wood,and among the Hidatsa,women made boats.Cases such as these suggest that

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The evidence suggests that gender roles in labor are culturally general rather than universal, meaning that while there are patterns of division of labor by gender, these patterns may vary across cultures. This is supported by the fact that there are exceptions to cross-cultural generalizations about gender roles, such as the examples given of Pawnee women working with wood and Hidatsa women making boats.

Ethnographic Evidence Has Revealed That Traditionally,Pawnee Women Worked Wood,and Among