dirt-roads-and-barbed-wire: Statuette of a naked woman, maybe the Great Goddess of Babylon (or Ishtar). Alabaster, gold, terracotta and rubies, 2nd century CE/BC. From the necropolis of Hillah, near Babylon.

dirt-roads-and-barbed-wire:

Statuette of a naked woman, maybe the Great Goddess of Babylon (or Ishtar). Alabaster, gold, terracotta and rubies, 2nd century CE/BC. From the necropolis of Hillah, near Babylon.

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    Actually, this is Astarte (they are related, but not the same), according to the same Wikipedia article this post cites...