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".She is also connected with Cybele,the "mountain mother",paleolithic in origin". Paleolithic? Our article Cybele admits only that 'various aspects of Cybele's Anatolian attributes probably predate the Bronze Age in origin'. If one identifies the Catalhoyuk goddess with Cybele (which isn't entirely clear-cut) one can get Neolithic. But Paleolithic???Vultur (talk) 22:47, 9 February 2011 (UTC)Reply
