Category: Indus Valley Culture
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By Barra in Akkadian Mythology, Archetypes, Assyrian Mythology, Astec Mythology, Babylonian mythology, Carl Jung, Catholicism, Celtic Mythology, Christianity, Egyptian mythology, Greek Mythology, Hinduism, Indus Valley Culture, Iron Age, Mesopotamian mythology, Mother, Mother Goddess, Native American, Paganism, Religion, Roman Mythology, Shamans, Druids and Pagans, Spirituality, Sumerian mythology, Tel Halaf, Venus Figurine
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March 26, 2025
The hypothesis of a historical shift from feminine dominance to masculine dominance in spiritual and religious expression is a widely discussed idea in anthropology, archaeology, and religious studies. While it remains a topic of debate, there is considerable evidence suggesting a gradual transition in spiritual focus and societal structures over millennia.
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By Barra in Anatolian, Archetypes, Bronze Age, Indus Valley Culture, Iron Age, Joman Culture, Mesopotamian mythology, Mother, Mother Goddess, Spirituality, Tel Halaf, Vinca Culture
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February 3, 2025
The Tel Halaf culture refers to an archaeological culture from the Late Chalcolithic to Early Bronze Age (approximately circa 6000–3500 BCE) that was centred in what is now north-eastern Syria, in the region of the Khabur River.
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Yoga has a rich and ancient history that intertwines with Indian spiritual and philosophical traditions. Its origins are often traced back over 5,000 years, with roots in the Indus Valley Civilization (around 3,000 BCE).
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