This is a very complicated question.
Israel and Judah and most other Near Eastern Countries were male dominated. (Egypt was too until Hellinistic times)
In Israel we have what might be the earliest text of the bible spoken by a woman. (Judges 5) Since Deborah (assuming we can take her song as having some accuracy) was a seer giving oracles under a tree this was hardly a dominating role.
Hosea's story is complicated but it is likely he married a bad wife.
Later however Isaiah mentions his wife as being a prophetess. This is VERY complicated. Isaiah chapter 5 actually curses a women ruling oer people. However preaching a message from Yahweh or another god was not objectionable to him. Mind you she might have been a prophetess since she was his wife. Isaiah enjoyed roayl favor having access to the Judean court of Hezekiah freely.
Later is Huldah and here is where history gets bad. Josiah we are told goes for an oracle from her and she seems to be training others as Yahweh prophets. I find this unhistorical. The message she gives assumes an exile thus this is written into 2 Kings.
Duing the Exile Ezekiel (assuming we take these oracles to be actually but the historical Ezekiel) alludes to possible murder of his wife in the name of Yahweh and goes through oracles of disgusting (chapter 16) and pornographic (chapter 23) views of women.
Later in Post-Exilic times women seem to become absent. Zecariah however has a very demeaning vision of a woman in his visions.
We find many women in Persian and Hellenistic times
1. Sofia-Wisdom (Sort off)
2. Sussana and the Elders story
3. Judith
However in christian times things changed.
'Paul' (possibly not a historical person) while acceping women as apostles makes sure the know who is in charge. (Because of the angels lol)
Later christians demean women's beauty. See 1 Peter.
However the gospels are actually mosly neutral to women
I therefore draw conclusions:
In Israelite/Jewish society:
Men were on top but women could teach.
Women could be excellent examples.
In Second century Christianity:
Women were below men@!