This goddess is Object 29-56-21A in the Mesopotamian collection of the Penn Museum
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Mesopotamian Goddess Before Babylon, now in Penn Museum.

She holds her pregnant belly with her left hand and offers her right breast with her right hand. This goddess is Object 29-56-21A in the Mesopotamian collection of the Penn Museum. There are many more like her there.

It is rare for an archaeologist to come out and state in an excavation report that a female figurine is a goddess. That is not their job. It is your task to come to your own conclusions based on what you research and see, and your intuition.

Goddesses editor describes origins journey



Similarities Between

Ancient Earthworks in

South America and North America


Click image above to take a look at similar ancient
"geoglyphs" in South America and North America.




Parting shot: On the Mediterranian island of Crete, in the Palace of Knossos, a gathering is underway. This small fresco painting is in the British Museum, which will appear in 3D if you click the pic.



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