The history of mankind begins with the invention of writing more than five thousand years ago in Mesopotamia and Egypt. Prehistory includes the knowledge of the previous time, where there are no written records, but there are records of another order, such as burial sites and cave paintings that today show us the female protagonism in primitive art and in the same hominization. The time has come to ask ourselves, where were women in history? The first written work of a literary nature is by a Sumerian woman, high priestess, princess and poet, Enheduanna. It is a poem to her lunar goddess, Inanna, in which she asks for protection against the siege of the city of Lugalanne. However, for a long time, the great contribution of women to culture and history has been hidden or misrepresented.
