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| ISIS MAGIC ONLINE BOOK CLUB THE NEOLITHIC GODDESS EGYPT |
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| "The Madonna of Venice Beach" Ivory statuette with lapis inlaid eyes Identified as Early Predynastic, 5th millenium BCE This Beauty is 11cm high and is on display with several of Her sisters in the British Museum. Her nickname comes from a painting by Peter Blake.. |
| "Bird Headed Snake Goddess" Predynastic Terracotta statuette 4th millenium BCE In the British Museum but not on display A similar statue popularly known as the "Nile River Goddess" is in the Brooklyn Museum and is identified as being from the Naqada I culture which was in Lower Egypt |
| These bone Beauties (which are on display with the above) are identified as Naqada I culture, 4000 - 3600 BCE |
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| Fragment of a pottery figure Badarian culture, Early Predynastic 5th millenium BCE |
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| Naqada II pottery vase The most prominent human figure is referred to as a dancing woman |
| The pictures on this page are from the British Museum, Early Egypt by A. J. Spencer and The Heart of the Goddess by Hallie Iglehart Austen |
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