Cucuteni-Tripolie (trypilian) civilization 5000-3500 BC

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Cucuteni Bird Goddess, 4500 BCE From Old Europe’s Cucuteni culture in Romania, many of these figures had small heads and up-raised arms that. Ancient Goddesses, Gods And Goddesses, Sacred Feminine, Divine Feminine, Religions Du Monde, Fertility Symbols, Art Ancien, Earth Goddess, Art Premier

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As a woman artist, the “Venus” figures have always inspired me. Wanting to understand them, I read every scholarly work on a new field of research: the divine feminine. Each book focused on one par…

The majority of Venus figurines date to the Upper Palaeolithic years ago), although some earlier examples have been found. They have been excavated all over mainland Europe, although some have been found further afield. Ancient Goddesses, Gods And Goddesses, Ancient Aliens, Ancient History, Venus, Art Pariétal, Goddess Art, Snake Goddess, Art Ancien

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Venus de Roumanie. Culture de Cucuteni, Néolithique, ca -5000 BC

Bird Tribe Women Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, also known as Cucuteni culture (from Romanian), Trypillian culture (from Ukrainian) Neolithic 4800 to 3000 BC, Carpathian Mountains to the Dniester and Dnieper Ancient Art, Ancient History, Ancient Aliens, Art History, Yin Yang, Ancient Goddesses, Early Middle Ages, Mother Goddess, Historical Artifacts

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CucuteniLatePeriodClayFigure. (Cucuteni 3800-3600 BC Clay Figure. Discovered in Modern Day Romania. Exposed in Piatra Neamt Cucuteni Museum.534×1504)

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NEOLITHIC SCULPTURE 5TH-2ND MILL.BCE Sitting goddess. Terracotta. From Pazardzik, Bulgaria. Karanovo Culture, Neolithic (5th-4th mill. BCE) Height 18.4 cm Naturhistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria

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Globular Vessel With Lid Fired Clay Cucuteni, Scânteia, . Ukraine, Coil Pots, Creta, Archaeological Finds, Ancient Artifacts, Bronze Age, Ceramic Clay, Ancient History, Archaeology

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Do you have pictures of/links to pictures of Cucuteni pottery to share? Here are some pictures, courtesy of Google: Fired clay vessel, Cucuteni, Şipeniţ, 3700-3500 BC. Cucuteni double stand,...

resemblance to some Celtic symbols Sacred Meaning, Egg Crafts, Egg Art, Pretty Designs, Egg Decorating, Ancient Artifacts, Silk Painting, Prehistoric, Mandala

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Vessel, Cucuteni (Vorniceni, BC) Muzeul Judeean Botoani click the image or link for more info. Coil Pots, The Lost World, Contemporary Ceramics, Chinese Culture, Ancient Artifacts, Ceramic Clay, Decorating On A Budget, Antique Art, Pottery Art

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Scrierea șamanică III - spirala - Documentare - Radio România Actualităţi Online

Scrierea șamanică III - spirala - Radio Romania Actualitati

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Chronicle of the Archaeological Excavations in Romania, 2009 Campaign. Ceramic Clay, Ceramic Pottery, Historical Artifacts, Pinch Pots, Mark Making, Prehistoric, Archaeology, Terracotta, Printmaking

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Poduri | County: Bacău | Site: Dealul Ghindaru | Excavation Year: 2009 -- Archaeological Excavations in Romania

Poduri | County: Bacau | Site: Dealul Ghindaru | Excavation Year: 2009. Archaeological Excavations in Romania.

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Vessel, Cucuteni (Vorniceni, 4050–3850 B.C.) Muzeul Județean Botoșani

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Cucuteni joined vessels.

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Romania redescoperita - Un site despre Romania si minunile ei

Un site despre Romania si minunile ei

Old Europe – Neolithic wonders: Cucuteni, Hamangia, Gumelnita Old Pottery, Coil Pots, Pottery Sculpture, Gods And Goddesses, Ancient Art, Prehistoric, Ceramic Art, Archaeology, Clay

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The Bull and the Ram, a forgotten belief. Signs of the Vinca and Cucuteni in Europe and the Aegean

The Bull and the Ram, a forgotten belief. Signs of the Vinca and Cucuteni in Europe and the Aegean - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The Vinca ca. 5500-4500BC used a range of previously unknown symbols and numerical indicators to denote their goods and livestock. On a deeper level, these same numbers and symbols took on a more religious meaning, and were inscribed on a range of ritual items. Their sign system endured until at least the late Bronze…