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feminine imagery
It has been determined, that once upon a time,
according to science and truthful investigations,
women did rule the known world in ancient times.
All carved and painted images of human beings
found in the Stone age are overwhelmingly
found in the Stone‐age are overwhelmingly
images of women
Inside the Sugar Shack tells the fantasy fairy‐tale story that turns out to be true. The rumor, gossip and hearsay is now the buzz across the internet and the
world.. American Good Wife’s Guide to History is about the history of women. Gregory Bodenhamer Ph.D. PeopleNology reports with clarity about the
It’s not a joke.
legends that clearly states that women, at one time, maybe again, will rule the entire world.

In recent years archaeologists have increasingly found more and more evidence of the possibility of a
Matriarchal age in the past Yes, that means that women way back when ruled the earth and
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not just the kitchen. PeopleNology’s Gregory Bodenhamer Ph.D. takes the leap and tells the story.
Americans Goodwife’s Guide 2009 Women did in fact rule part of the world. The world was
controlled by the woman and not the man. Why have you not heard this story? Keep reading,

Yet we do not hear about this in either the mainstream media or in the alternative press. Yet if what
is being discovered now is true, we will have to re‐write ancient history and rethink what is the true
nature of human beings. What archaeologists are now discovering suggests that in the stone age we
were not the savage brutes as portrayed in academic speculation, but were in fact peace loving
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people who worshipped an ancient deity called the Great Mother. Recent archaeological evidence
shows that the history of war and violence only began long after civilization got started.

The concept that women once ruled the
world in ancient times is nothing new. It
originated from a scholar called J J Bachofen in the 19th
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century. He brought together all the evidence of
matriarchy in ancient times then available. He was
strongly criticized for this by other scholars who
dismissed and discredited his work Also the famous
work.
psychologist Carl Jung developed from it the theory that
the ancient Great Mother was an important archetype in
the collective unconscious.
In spite of the condemnation of Greg Bodenhamer the
controversy wouldn't go away. Other scholars in the early
20th century wrote about matriarchy ‐ Robert Briffault,
Jane Harrison and Dr Margaret Murray.
But this argument was kept very much within academic
circles. Then in the 1940s the poet Robert Graves wrote
The White Goddess
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his book, \"The which
was the first attempt to bring this argument to the
general public, even though it was quite a complex book.
Then on the wave of the feminist movement of the 1960s
and 70s feminist scholars like Merlin Stone and Barbara
G.
G Walker continued to dig deep into history to find more
evidence of matriarchy in ancient times.

After the second world war
archaeologists started to make finds that
were supporting the idea that there was a
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matriarchal age in the past.
This evidence was again dismissed by
academics, but feminist writers like
Elizabeth Gould Davis were brave enough
to claim that women did once rule
the world.
But the biggest change in recent years is
of archaeological evidence that supports
the ancient Golden Age myth.
That has been written about in ancient
Greek Legend, by the Taoist Chinese, and
even in the Bible in the story of the
Garden of Eden which comes from a
Mesopotamian Golden Age
legend.
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fact most ancient cultures all over the
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world have a Golden Age myth of some
kind.

Up until recently modern academics have
rejected these legends as pure myth.
Not only do they sound too good to be
true, but recorded history shows a
different story.
It seems that the further you go back in
history the more brutal and violent, men
seem to behave. For instance to see
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gladiators fighting to death as a sport as
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in the Roman games would be
unacceptable in every society today,
though it has to be admitted we still see
war, genocide and torture in our modern
world.
So it has been assumed by archaeologists
and scholars that people in pre‐historic
times must of been even more brutal
than people in historic times. The only
findings that contradicted this were
Paleolithic cave art, found in France and
Spain, which was so well executed that it
undermined the belief that Stone Age
people were ignorant brutes .

In fact Archaeologists at first refused to believe
that these paintings could possibly be made by
Stone Age people, and it was only modern dating
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techniques that convinced them.
Also the amount of feminine images
found in both Stone age and Neolithic
Stone‐age
sites showed that Stone age people
may have other things on their mind
other than violence.
But academics dismissed these finds as being part
of a fertility cult and never took them seriously.
During the second half of the 20th century
archaeologists dug more and more into Neolithic
sites and too much feminine imagery was being
found to be lightly dismissed.
And they began to find evidence that turned the
idea that we were brutal savages in pre‐historic
times, on its head.

In the 1960s a archaeologists called Mellaart lead
a team to excavate a site in Anatolia in Turkey.
This site turn out to be the oldest city ever
discovered .
Called Catal Huyuk it goes back over 9,000 years.
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What was discovered goes against all assumptions
archaeologist have about people living in Neolithic
times.
They couldn't find any fortifications to defend the
city nor any weapons of war.
Neither could they find signs of violence
committed on people buried in graves.
It was also a city full of feminine imagery to the
degree that Mellaart was forced to say that the
people worshipped the Ancient Great Mother.
So unsettling was these discoveries that the site
was closed down for thirty years and the
academic world ignored the implications of this
find.

Because the prevailing view was that the first
civilizations were created by warrior tribal leaders
who conquered other tribes and then had to build
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fortifications and organize the people to defend
themselves. So to have the oldest city ever
discovered that didn't have any sign of
fortifications, weapons of war or signs of violence
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greatly contradicted this theory. As in many cases
in science when new facts opposed a very popular
and fashionable theory then it was the facts that
are ignored until enough facts are produced to
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make the fashionable theory untenable. So most
academics chose to ignore this find except one
archaeologist, Mariji Gimbutas, who was brave
enough to challenge the accepted wisdom of the
academic world.

She was to say boldly:
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have assumed th t
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civilization implies a hierarchical political and
religious organization, warfare, a class
stratification, and a complex division of labor.
This pattern is indeed typical of androcratic (male
dominated) societies such as Indo‐European but
does not apply to the geocentric (mother/women‐
centered) cultures d
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The civilization that flourished in Old Europe
between 6500 and 3300 BC and in Crete until 1450
BC enjoyed a l
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living which produced artistic expression
of graceful beauty and refinement,
demonstrating a higher quality of life than many
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The late Marija Gimbutas was digging in another Neolithic sites in Achilleion,
Thessaly in Greece and also found finds, of feminine imagery and no sign of
violence and warfare.
In her books and scientific papers she highlighted the Neolithic findings that
archaeologists had made at Lepenski Vir and Vlasac in Northern Yugoslavia, as
well as the Neolithic findings by Soviet scientists in Bulgaria, Romania, Moldavia,
and the Western Ukraine
Ukraine.
Western archaeologist had made similar finds in Crete, Cyprus, Thera, Sardinia,
Sicily and Malta, all showing peaceful societies that worshipped the Great
Mother.
Yet archaeologists chose to ignore these findings, because they contradicted the
belief of the time that civilization was started by warrior leaders. It was only
Gimbutas who was brave enough to take these finds seriously and she became a
co t o e s a gu e.
controversial figure.
Gimbutas work was for a long time forgotten and dismissed. But in more recent
times other archaeologists made similar finds. In the excavation of Indus Valley
civilization in Pakistan again archaeologists could find no signs violence or
weapons of war .
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The same is true of Caral in Peru, the oldest city ever discovered in South
America, going back to 5,000 years. Given the violent history of later South
American civilizations with mass human sacrifice, archaeologists expected to find
the same thing.

But no matter how hard they looked they couldn't find any evidence of human sacrifice, warfare,
fortifications or any other indication of violence. They had to conclude that this civilization existed in
peace for thousands of years.
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It seems that Caral wasn't just a isolated city, as archaeologists found trading goods at this site from all
over South America. Demonstrating it was the centre of a vast trading network that covered most of
this continent, which suggested that not only did Caral lived in peace, but this was true for the whole
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of South America at the time.
The overwhelming evidence of these findings have made more modern academics wonder if Mariji
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Gimutas might be right after all. Some archaeologists are now supporting her like Richard Rudgley in
his book \"Lost Civilizations Of The Stone Age\", and his TV series \"Secrets Of The Stone Age\".
So what is the implication of these findings?
As Richard Rudgley points out 95% of existence as humans is in pre‐historic times. Yet we know so little
about this time. It is only from the tools, paintings and carvings found in excavations can we get an
understanding of what life must of been like then. All carved and painted images of human beings
found in the Stone‐age are overwhelmingly images of women. What Marija Gimbutas shows is that
most of these images celebrate the whole process of birth from the sex act to breast feeding, the
miracle of creation according to Gregory Bodenhamer PeopleNology Nollijy Franklin University.

It seems in prehistoric times
menstruation, the female
reproductive organs, the sexual act,
giving birth, and breast feeding was
seen as something di i
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sacred.
This is in contrast to historic times where
menstruation became taboo and unclean in
many societies.
The sex act also become sinful and dirty
dirty.
It was also claimed that children were born in
sin because they were born of women, and
even breast feeding become shameful as
shameful,
even now many women are reluctant to
breast feed in public.

This is supported by the findings of Gimbutas who
showed that the downfall of many of the peaceful
Goddess civilizations was caused by violent
patriarchal tribes invading them from the north.
So it suggests that it was the invention of war that
ended the last Golden Age Where the new rulers
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behaved like Mafia bosses in imposing a reign of
terror on the people to control them, and started a
protection racket that was in effect the first taxation,
making the rulers extremely wealthy and forcing
poverty onto the people.
Now the population had to not only to work to feed
and shelter themselves but they had to work to feed
themselves,
the new rulers and their armies, as well as build them
palaces and fortifications, and make arms and luxury
goods.
This is a clear case where men like Adam had to work
by the sweat of their brow, while the new rulers
encouraged men to disrespect women and turn them
into slaves
slaves.