- The
Venus of
Lespugue is a
Venus figurine, a
statuette of a
female figure of the Gravettian,
dated to
between 26,000 and 24,000
years ago. It was discovered...
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Lespugue (French pronunciation: [lɛspyɡ]; Occitan: Era Espuga) is a
commune in the Haute-Garonne
department in
southwestern France.
Venus of
Lespugue...
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contemporary with the
other Palaeolithic Venus figurines, such as
those of
Lespugue, Dolní Věstonice, Willendorf, etc. Nonetheless, it is
distinguished among...
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found across Eurasia is
depicted as
wearing a "string skirt" (the
Venus of
Lespugue,
dated to 25,000
years ago).
Barber notes that not only is each
twist in...
- France, c. 23,000 BC Male figurine,
mammoth ivory, Anthropos, Brno
Venus of
Lespugue Venus of Dolní Věstonice
Female figurines, Gravettian, Anthropos, Brno...
- Lavernose-Lac****e Layrac-sur-Tarn Lécussan Lège Léguevin
Lescuns Lespin****e
Lespiteau Lespugue Lestelle-de-Saint-Martory Lévignac
Lherm Lieoux Lilhac Lodes Longages Loubens-Lauragais...
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Austria 25,000 year old
Venus from Kostenki,
Russia 25,000 year old
Venus of
Lespugue from
France Gravettian Venus of Dolní Věstonice from
Czech Republic Cro-Magnons...
- of
Laussel 25,000
Southern France limestone, but a
relief 1911
Venus of
Lespugue 24,000–26,000
French Pyrenees ivory 1922
Venus of
Willendorf 24,000–26...
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after the
Neolithic Agricultural Revolution, most
notably the
Venus of
Lespugue and the Greco-Roman
deities such as
Circe or Charybdis: the
former venerated...
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Several Venus figurines,
including the
Venus of Br****empouy and the
Venus of
Lespugue, were made from this material.
Weapons made from ivory, such as daggers...
