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navik [9.2K]
2 years ago
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Scholars in unanimous agreement that Venus statuettes represent a mother-goddess figure.

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Fantom [35]2 years ago
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It is true that some Scholars in an unanimous agreement asserts that Venus statuettes represent a mother-goddess figure.

<h3>What is Venus statuettes?</h3>

The Venus statuettes is also called the Venus figurine.

The Venus statuettes is an artifact found in Willendorf, Austria and it is currently in the Natural History Museum, Vienna.

Various people suggested that the venus statuettes is:

  • a fertility figure
  • a good-luck totem
  • a mother goddess symbol
  • an aphrodisiac made by men etc

In conclusion, It is true that some Scholars in an unanimous agreement asserts that Venus statuettes represent a mother-goddess figure.

Read more about Venus statuettes

<em>brainly.com/question/4935935</em>

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