Acheulian Goddess Pentacle Here the goddess tends her

Here the goddess tends her sacred fire with shamrock symbols and an oak leaf from her Kildare or Church under the Oak

This lunar fertility goddess was known for her athletic prowess

Carvings of Sheela-na-Gigs may have accompanied the seasonal harvest custom of weaving corn dollies which dates from North European antiquity

The Madonna and child have been revered since the earliest times

We have recreated this Egyptian sacred rattle to glorify Bast

Acheulian Goddess Pentacle Here the goddess tends herThe Oldest Human Image The Great Mother most ancient goddess shaped from rock by our ancestors 1 4 million to 3 4 million years ago. Until the past few decades the famous Willendorf Goddess carved of bone 30000 years ago was held to be the earliest human crafted work of art and veneration. The Acheulian Goddess predates Willendorf by an amazing quarter million years, and may be as old as 800,000 years! It is remarkable to note the similarities between