in the past.
According to Binfiord, there was matriarchal age that were at least men’s equal and did not faced sexism. She emphasized that there was a matriarchal age that were men’s equal, “I am, however, equally persuaded that if a male anthropologist discovered evidence of past matriarchies, he would publish his findings rather than suppress them. The existence of a past stage of matriarchy would lend support to the thesis that patriarchy is more advance cultural form in evolution; it would also support the notion that matriarchies had inherent weakness that allowed them to be replaced by patriarchies” (147). This supported that patriarchy is more advance and matriarchies had been replaced by patriarchy because matriarchies had implicit weakness as it would give evidence of it. She believed that a male anthropologist would show the evidence of past matriarchies.