Prehistoric double godess giving birth

Prehistoric double godess giving birth

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The stylistic canon of the steatopygic Upside-down Double Goddess giving birth has its roots in the Upper Paleolithic of Western Europe.Several instances point on the birth of a daughter.These representations strongly evoke the long lineage of women who gave birth before, and AC Drive Motor those who will give birth in the future.

A focus is on the interpretation of the majestic, naked, corpulent and fertile post-Paleolithic Generatrix painted in red K Boots at the Ranaldi Shelter (Southern Italy) in the act of delivering a new life among a herd of stags.I am in debt with Gheorghe Lazarovici for his inputs in reading and discussing the image.