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Reprinted from:
Honar Nameh
University of Art, Tehran
No. 9, 2001
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Neolithic
Female Figurines of Asia Minor
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History,
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By: Ameneh
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Neolithic Female Figurines of Asia Minor
Cognitive archeology and archeology of religions have
in the last two decades shed new light on a number of
phenomena that apply to figurines.
These figurines date from the Neolithic. They have for
the past one hundred years been the objects of
morphologic, substantive and symbolic analyzes. We
find them practically in the all-Neolithic societies
from Iran to Mesopotamia, Balkans, Greece…
Later on, they evolved into some of the most beautiful
statues of the goddesses in the ancient Hellenic,
Persian and Egyptian age. And still later on, they
appear in mysticism as the divine manifestation of
god.
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