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Jiang presents the mother goddess as a theorized Catalhoyuk deity of life, represented by birds or vultures because birds belong to the sky.
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Jiang presents the mother goddess as a theorized Catalhoyuk deity of life, represented by birds or vultures because birds belong to the sky.
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"...bird. Now, the bird can take different forms. This is a vulture. Right? So the mother goddess can also take the form of a..."
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"...said to have been the first to receive an omen. Six vultures appeared to him. The augury had just been announced to Romulus when..."
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"Why is the vulture? The vulture is a vulture with headless people. Okay? Because the way that they combine ancestral worship with their belief..."
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