The main purpose of this article is to demonstrate the possible continuity between early Palestinian cults reconstructed from anthropomorphic figurines and later beliefs. Figurines from the major archeological cultures including: Kebarian, Natufian or Yarmukian indicate a common ceremony of religious character, possibly connected with the cult of fertility. In this contexts particularly noteworthy is so-called „Ain Sakhiri Lovers” figurine which is unique and interpreted as showing a sexual intercourse. By presenting some of the types of early Palestinian anthropomorphic figurines, the author would like to discuss possible connections between earliest artifacts of probable religious meaning with documented religious systems.
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Anthropomorphic figurines constitute one of the most interesting and equally enigmatic objects of th...
In this paper, we analyze Early Neolithic (6200–5300 calBC) Starčevo culture anthropomorphic clay fi...
The main purpose of this article is to demonstrate the possible continuity between early Palestinian...
Excavations at the Chalcolithic cemetery of Quleh in the Coastal Plain of Israel concentrated on eig...
The debate as to the nature of small figurines as well as other cultic objects found in contexts tha...
This dissertation demonstrates that the surprising iconography of human images in the archaeological...
This is an examination of the Maltese Goddess figures from the late Neolithic (3000 - 2500 B.c.) th...
Ain Ghazal is one of the largest Early Neolithic villages in the Near East, covering some ten to ele...
The aim of this article is to understand the foreign influence on Iron Age Judahite sacred architect...
Sudán, concretamente las relativas al periodo Neolítico, han constatado la presencia de algunas figu...
Neolithization brought great changes to the prehistoric communities in different parts of Eurasia. O...
WF16 is a Pre-Pottery Neolithic site in the Southern Levant that has produced an important collectio...
Anthropomorphic figurines have been used primarily as essential aids in elucidating problems associa...
WF16 is a Pre-Pottery Neolithic site in the Southern Levant that has produced an important collectio...
Paddle Dolls have been interpreted variously as concubines for the dead, as children’s toys, or as f...
Anthropomorphic figurines constitute one of the most interesting and equally enigmatic objects of th...
In this paper, we analyze Early Neolithic (6200–5300 calBC) Starčevo culture anthropomorphic clay fi...
The main purpose of this article is to demonstrate the possible continuity between early Palestinian...
Excavations at the Chalcolithic cemetery of Quleh in the Coastal Plain of Israel concentrated on eig...
The debate as to the nature of small figurines as well as other cultic objects found in contexts tha...
This dissertation demonstrates that the surprising iconography of human images in the archaeological...
This is an examination of the Maltese Goddess figures from the late Neolithic (3000 - 2500 B.c.) th...
Ain Ghazal is one of the largest Early Neolithic villages in the Near East, covering some ten to ele...
The aim of this article is to understand the foreign influence on Iron Age Judahite sacred architect...
Sudán, concretamente las relativas al periodo Neolítico, han constatado la presencia de algunas figu...
Neolithization brought great changes to the prehistoric communities in different parts of Eurasia. O...
WF16 is a Pre-Pottery Neolithic site in the Southern Levant that has produced an important collectio...
Anthropomorphic figurines have been used primarily as essential aids in elucidating problems associa...
WF16 is a Pre-Pottery Neolithic site in the Southern Levant that has produced an important collectio...
Paddle Dolls have been interpreted variously as concubines for the dead, as children’s toys, or as f...
Anthropomorphic figurines constitute one of the most interesting and equally enigmatic objects of th...
In this paper, we analyze Early Neolithic (6200–5300 calBC) Starčevo culture anthropomorphic clay fi...