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Acheulian The most ancient Goddess. This figurine was unearthed at the campsite of a nomadic tribe of people who lived even before the Neanderthals. Carbon dating puts the age of the site at Berekhat Ram (in the modern-day Golan Heights region) between 232,000 and 800,000 years ago. From scoria stone these ancient worshipers carved the figurine which, according to the Journal of the Israel Prehistoric Society, "might be considered the earliest manifestation of a work of art." This discovery is a phenomenal indicator that our worship of the divine feminine -- the Blessed Mother still venerated as Mary, Kali, and Kwan Yin today -- could have extended fully 200,000 plus years earlier than the Willendorf goddess. Also available: |
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5
$22
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