Holstart’s “Water Goddess” joined the collection of Munich-

A mysterious prehistoric statue of Holstart Culture discovered during 2022 during the construction of the highway in Franknia Monchiham, and it will permanently displayed in the Bavarian archeological collection of Munich. The Bavarian Monument Protection Office (BLFD) has completed the protection of the number and will be officially transferred on January 30. Today’s small statue is 7.5 inches high, but the leg is missing. It is estimated that it is intact and non -destructive time of about four inches. The front of the upper body is also lacking, so there is no longer any chest bumps that may convey the gender of the character. The head is intact, and the detailed modeling of the facial features and the circular round frame are perforated on each side of the face. Archaeologists assume a perforation, and the curved side represents a hood with a metal ring or nail. This is a headgear worn by Holstart women. Due to the foundation, the small statue is called the goddess of water: the prehistoric channel is considered to collect water by people who have been used by the nearby Holtta’s specific residence. Pottery fragments, tools and unusual clay stamps were also found in the channel, and neither of them and small statues did not have water erosion edges. This shows that they are not washed downstream, but intentionally placed them in the channel, indicating that they have cultural significance related to water. The history of the ship dates back to the 8th century to the 6th century, the early days of Holstart, but the small statue cannot be so clear. This type of small statues are rare in Frania. Similar designs were also found in the Black Sea area of ​​the west, but they were older and traced back to the Neolithic era, and did not connect it to the headgear during the Hallstatt period.