Spiral
Running Spiral xeste 3
The spirals, an ancient symbol of eternity, infinity, endlessness,  appears often enough in the wall paintings of Thera, on friezes, on ships, on altars but also on pottery found in Akrotiri... They are suggested to represent the “chain of life”, birth-death-regeneration without beginning or ending.  But this frieze with the running spiral is more important  because it can show us why and how we use this symbol . If we remove the blue star with the two extensions left and right* ,  we recognize the “bull” symbol, thus Maria Gimbutas and Dorothy Cameron correctly explained it to be associated with the life giving organ,not onlyof the Matriarchal concept, but synonymous  of human nature in every religion:  The uterus and the fallopian tubes with the ovaries.  For some of you , probably surprised about the medical knowledge  of prehistoric societies, the CD-ROM of the Louver Museum  leave no doubt about prehistoric medicine** . Under this consideration, the Indo-European Thunder god Zeus,  replaces the prehistoric Goddess, holding her “bull’ symbol***  as, Moses destroyed the golden Calf, but continued the only existential religion mankind has always to preserve: Fertility, Life, Nature... Even today people living in Africa **** ,
santorini greece african relation
still use the “bull” in rituals related in life. One very interesting version of the bull symbol is the credence  of the Hunja***** , about earthquakes being related  with the horns that are supposed to hold the earth... The obvious relation with the Minoan mythology can help us  identify the role of The Minotaur , so the fact that  the Hunja is also today a Matriarchal society, is related  with the possible destination of all prehistoric Greek  tribal populations... * Copyright design from Porphyra fresco collection n2and7 ** The oldest clinic was found in Egypt 5ooo years ago,  the first physician was a priest , and was a maternity in honor  of Hathor [Aphrodite - Venus] *** "The language of the goddess" : Zeus. Maria Gimbutas ****The young mother wares the bull helmet to celebrate  the new born child *****Santorini ancient Greece relation with origin of tribe in Pakistan, probably descendents of the Alexander period 330 bC