This document discusses evidence that suggests women once ruled the world during a "golden age" of peace. It notes that artifacts from the Neolithic age show predominance of feminine images with no evidence of violence, in contrast to later periods when male gods and warrior imagery emerged. The text argues that men hiding women's opinions and ruling over them led to wars and violence. It cites scholars who first proposed the idea of a matriarchal period in ancient times and archaeological evidence, like an ancient city in Turkey with no fortifications or weapons, that supports women having held power long ago.