Lets Bring The Goddess Home

May 27, 2013

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The remains of a statue of the pre-Christian Armenian Goddess of fertility, healing, wisdom and water are in possession of the British Museum. We now have the opportunity and obligation to return the statue home to Armenia. So our people can admire their cultural and historical artifacts in it’s rightful place.

I therefore urge everyone to join the cause by signing the digital petition:

UK Secretary of Culture: Return the fragments of Armenian Pagan Goddess Anahit’s statue to Armenia

And/or joining this Facebook page:

Bring the Goddess Home: Demand the return of divine Anahit to Armenia

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