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| + | Manual Source: "Physical Origins of Hominids." Origins. Comp. Rosie Beniretto. Ed. Ganesa Collins. Houston, Texas: St. John's School, 2015-2016. (59) | ||
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The Mother Goddess, a term pertaining to fertility and motherhood, was an element often used in Gravettian Sculpture. One may argue that they are the first evolved religious figures in art. The Mother Goddess figures utilized by the Gravettians were an innovation in culture itself.
Manual Source: "Physical Origins of Hominids." Origins. Comp. Rosie Beniretto. Ed. Ganesa Collins. Houston, Texas: St. John's School, 2015-2016. (59)
