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Stone statue of mother goddess or fertility goddess, from Hagar Qim Temple

Stone statue of mother goddess or fertility goddess, from Hagar Qim Temple


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Filename: 940_18_94007805.jpg

Size: 2777 x 3520 (2.2MB)

Date: 10th March 2014

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Source: De Agostini Picture Library

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Stone statue of mother goddess or fertility goddess, from Hagar Qim Temple

Prehistory, Malta, Neolithic. Stone statue of mother goddess or fertility goddess, 3rd millennium b.C. From Hagar Qim Temple

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Media ID 9469701

3rd Millennium Bc Archeological Artifact Barefoot Black Background Female Likeness Naked Neolithic Overweight Prehistoric Era Statuette Stone Stone Age Hagar Qim Mother Goddess


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This print showcases a stone statue of a mother goddess or fertility goddess, originating from the Hagar Qim Temple in Malta during the Neolithic period. Dating back to the 3rd millennium BC, this ancient artifact stands tall and proud against a striking black background. The full-length figure is depicted completely naked, symbolizing purity and vulnerability. Carved with meticulous detail, this statuette offers us an intriguing glimpse into an ancient civilization's religious beliefs and practices. With its front view captured in this studio shot, every curve and contour of the sculpture is highlighted, emphasizing its significance as both a work of art and craft. The female likeness portrayed here exudes power and strength while simultaneously embodying femininity and fertility. Standing barefoot with her ample figure proudly displayed, she represents abundance and prosperity within her culture. As we gaze upon this archeological treasure frozen in time, we are transported to the prehistoric era where human representation through stone carvings held great importance. This photograph serves as a reminder of our connection to the past and invites contemplation on how ancient civilizations perceived divinity. With its vertical composition focusing solely on this single object of worship, it evokes a sense of reverence for the spiritual beliefs that shaped our ancestors' lives. Let us marvel at this extraordinary relic from Hagar Qim Temple - an enduring testament to humanity's eternal quest for meaning beyond ourselves.

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