Diagram of modern human origins

Raymond Hames smashes the myths of egalitarian hunter-gatherers
https://youtu.be/xa6fok_GQJU

Carnac Neolithic standing stones, Brittany, France in 1956

Bardic ceremony at the festival of Saint-Brieuc, Brittany. Les fetes Bretonnes de Saint-Brieuc. Une ceremonie bardique. Illustration for Le Petit Journal, 29 July 1906

A beautiful Anglo Saxon raven mount, found in Essex.
One Old English term for ravens was Wælceasiga; the slain-choosing one. It was recorded in the Old English Exodus in the 10th Century.

Easter is the goddess of the dawn and is the West Germanic name for Freyja. There is lots of evidence for her worship

https://www.bitchute.com/video/o3IACnzvSq7j/

This artwork focuses on the sexual associations of the troy town symbol which you can learn about in this video
https://youtu.be/tSpXU3DFhOE

Before it became a hot topic among pagans, this Canadian heathen explained the lunar calendar in this useful video from 13 years ago! I understand he is now a radio DJ
https://youtu.be/zlVlpuq_RRM

"Archaeologists believe this plateau was a holy site, possibly treated as a pilgrimage site, the release said. The types of artifacts unearthed are similar to offerings left at other Roman religious sites." https://www.yahoo.com/news/hiker-stumbles-upon-where-roman-135651884.html

Bronze Archaic Revival ☀️

Body parts in Proto-Germanic and Old English

Ossetian pagans sacrificing animals, singing folk songs and keeping their traditions alive. https://youtu.be/Jzmcd1mREhw

Plaster head of a woman from Mycenae c. 1250 BC.

It's about 6 inches high and clearly there was more to it originally but we don't know if it was a statue or something else like a bust.

It's not known if this represents a woman or a goddess but it was found in the part of Mycenae they call the Cult Centre with its temple buildings so perhaps it's more likely to be a goddess.

What goddess could it be?

The marks on the face could be tattoos or makeup and again it's not known what they represent.

Could they be solar symbols and so could she be a dawn goddess like Eos?

Or do they symbolise flowers meaning she's a goddess like Demeter? She was associated with poppies - could they be symbolic poppies?

I don't know, perhaps she's not a goddess at all, just a gorgeous Mycenaean dime piece.