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Netafim Neolithic sanctuary
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Submitted bymotist
AddedJul 15 2010
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Description Netafim Neolithic sanctuary

Posted Comments:

Martin L
(2010-07-15)
What a facinating figurine. Great findings Moti.
motist
(2010-07-15)
a terracotta figurine without head, but the hands was in ornate position (holding hands up to the heavens in prayer) and clearly feminine , so i started to look around and found the head and many votive articles made of terracotta, small miniature votive structures and bowls, chunk of a zoomorphic figurine and Red Sea shells.

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