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circlet and pendant depict her connection to the moon and its cycles
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Oral tradition says the Celtic dying god Cu Chulainn was met by the beautiful chariot-mounted goddess with red eyes and cloak
Acorns and oak trees are often seem as a symbol of prosperity and power while the acorn is deemed to be a good luck symbol
Phallic King Nature circlet and pendant depict herPowerful and Sexual. The Phallic King's cape and crown, as well as his emphatic endowment, proclaim his royal status. His eyes closed, the deity is enraptured in a distant ecstacy. This powerfully phallic figure is representative of those fired in clay by artisans of the Mochica culture, dating from 1250 BCE through 800 CE, along the coast of Peru. Early Spanish chronicles describe the "complex polytheism" of the Native American Nazca peoples making
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