Fertility goddess statue

In 1981, more than 20 ceramic human figurines reclining on chairs and bearing elaborate incised […]

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INANNA STATUE - Hand carved large wooden statue of the Sumerian goddess Inanna -Ishtar Inanna -goddess of love,prosperity,fertility,war,Queen of the heaven #Inanna #ishtar #goddess #lilith #witchcraft #mythology #inannastar #pagan #magic

The lush Willendorf Goddess shows that humans revered the Goddess as long as 30,000 years (the stone age). For many years, she was the oldest sacred art piece we had found...

The Saflieni period was ashort phase in the temple building of Malta, its name is taken from the place-name of the Hypogeum of Paola, Malta.

Venus Paleolithic Figurines

Lady Baubo has a small but significant role in the myth of Demeter - Persephone. Who is this strange, vulvanic goddess and what doe she hold for women today? A Jungian Depth-Psychological view.

Venus of Willendorf - Estimated to have been made between 24,000 and 22,000 BCE. In exhibit at the Natural History Museum in Vienna.

sunday saves: ancient mother and fertility goddesses in honor of the mother figures in our lives 🤍 #fuggiamoinspo

The Neolithic site of Çatalhöyük, Turkey, consists of two settlement mounds — the remains of houses continually built over old ones — that have yielded many treasures since archaeologists began excavations in the 1960s.

The "Venus of Willendorf" Statue ✔ Meanings and Interpretations ✔ A "Venus of Willendorf" Analysis ✔ Frequently Asked Questions ✔

The oldest religion known to man is so ancient, that no written word or Bardic song is left to speak of its practice. All that remains of this primeval myth is a series of small figurines scattered across the European continent. (continued in comments)

Mystery cults were an exception to the public and communal nature of ancient Greek religion.

SECOND INTERMEDIATE PERIOD, DYNASTY XV-XVII, 1640-1532 B.C.

The symbol of the Wise Woman tradition is a spiral. A spiral is a cycle as it moves through time.A spiral is movement around and beyond a circle, always returning to itself, but never at exactly the same place. Spirals never repeat themselves.... ~Susun Weed