keyword pages:  1  
< 1 of 2 >
These phallic symbos, rocks buried in the earth and standing ca. 4' tall, symbolized fertility. They also had a more useful purpose in that the cast shadows were measured to determine the appropriate planting season. Found at the Muisca observatory just outside Villa de Leyva, dating from ca. 500 A.D.
This phallic symbol, a rock buried in the earth and standing ca. 25' tall, symbolized fertility. It also had a more useful purpose in that the cast shadows were measured to determine the appropriate planting season. Found at the Muisca observatory just outside Villa de Leyva, dating from ca. 500 A.D.
These phallic symbos, rocks buried in the earth and standing ca. 4' tall, symbolized fertility. They also had a more useful purpose in that the cast shadows were measured to determine the appropriate planting season. Found at the Muisca observatory just outside Villa de Leyva, dating from ca. 500 A.D.
These phallic symbos, rocks buried in the earth and standing ca. 4' tall, symbolized fertility. They also had a more useful purpose in that the cast shadows were measured to determine the appropriate planting season. Found at the Muisca observatory just outside Villa de Leyva, dating from ca. 500 A.D.
These phallic symbos, rocks buried in the earth and standing ca. 4' tall, symbolized fertility. They also had a more useful purpose in that the cast shadows were measured to determine the appropriate planting season. Found at the Muisca observatory just outside Villa de Leyva, dating from ca. 500 A.D.
See photo in original gallery.
keyword pages:  1  
< 1 of 2 >