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This beautiful Sardinian statue combines bird and female symbols. 5 mill. BCE. 

This figure was made in Sardinia about 3500 BCE.  She may represent death and the coming rebirth of a butterfly. 

This little dancing figure is older than the Venus of Willendorf!

This "double goddess" was found in Turkey the grave of an old woman who may have been a shaman.

The name in Irish means "old woman possessed by a god" and represents a "hag" or powerful ancestor woman.

One of the most ancient representations of pregnant woman, holding a lunar calendar.

A beautiful two-tailed mermaid made by the seafaring Picts in Scotland.  

A little figure from an early culture in Italy,  she wears the crescent moon at her throat.

Singing or chanting, this ancient priestess may be in a shaman's trance.

An ancient goddess/queen with the sun on her throne.