Grandmother Stones further east...

Hochberg, Wurttemburg Female stela from Tirikita Ukraine
Another necklaced statue menhir with face similar to the Aveyron monoliths, part of a stone circle at Hochberg, Wurttemburg.
This stela from Tiritaka, Ukraine, seems to be unique for the region, where most of the (published?) monoliths from its period are masculine. (Later Cuman and Tatar immigrants set up stone"old women," as they are known in Russian.) This one shows similarities to the statue-menhirs of France and Spain, especially in the rendering of the hands, breasts, and the skull-like head embedded into the shoulders and chest.
Circle of stones incised with patterns of branches, chevrons and other signs three figures engaged in ritual

A circle of incised stones from the Mark Forest in Bavaria, estimated to date to about 900 to 750 BCE.

Ritual scene on encised stone from Anderlingen, north Germany. Dating estimated at 1000 BCE.




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