Post by hamiit qliji berai
Experienced researcher, multidisciplinary social sciences, interdisciplinary ancient Near Eastern civilization
Based on archaeological data, the matriarchal culture emerged between 40 and 30 millennia BC and persisted as the global ethical order until the conquest of Kurdsu (false Kurdistan) by the Roman-Muslim alliance in AD 651. This conquest followed the fabrication of religion by the Romans around AD 400. The amazing female images, which are known as the Statue of Innana, striped jackets and trousers, and GTZ 921-937-939, demonstrate the matriarchal philosophy of natural cellular development, growth, and fertility. This philosophy is falsely represented by the establishment as the Sumerian statue of the goddess Inanna.