Journals / Turkish Journal of Urology / 2017 / Cilt: 43 - Sayı: 4

Recent discovery of phallic depictions in prehistoric cave art in Asia Minor

Anadolu'da tarih öncesi fallus betimlemeleri içeren yeni buluntu mağara çizimleri keşfi

Pages
553–555
Publication Date
2022-11-04
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In this article,the recent archeological findings were discussed in the light of andrological literature.

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Objective & Hypothesis:It was more recently announced by archeological society that cave art about human being dated back to8,000 years ago had been discovered at southern Asia Minor.
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Key Findings & Data:The primitive human figures involved thephallus pointing the ground almost the same size with legs.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this article,the recent archeological findings were discussed in the light of andrological literature.
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Abstract

It was more recently announced by archeological society that cave art about human being dated back to8,000 years ago had been discovered at southern Asia Minor. The primitive human figures involved thephallus pointing the ground almost the same size with legs. The cave artists represented their masterpiecewithout any exaggeration with the exception of extraordinary phallus. The erected penis is regarded as thesymbol of giver of life and linked with the creator of the Universe in the initial period of art. In this article,the recent archeological findings were discussed in the light of andrological literature.

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Yakın zaman önce, arkeoloji topluluğu Güney Anadolu’da 8.000 yıl öncesine dayanan insana ait mağara resimleri sanatı bulunduğunu duyurdu. Bu ilkel insan resimleri yere doğru uzanan bacakla aynı boyda fallusu da içermekte idi. Mağara devri ressamları bu şaheserleri sıra dışı fallus dışında hiçbir abartıya yer vermeden betimlemişlerdi. Sanatın öncü devirlerinde, erekte penis yaşamın başlangıcı ve yaratıcı ile bağlantı olarak sembolize edilmekte idi. Bu makalede, arkeolojik yeni buluntular tarihi androlojik literatür eşliğinde tartışılmıştır.

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VERİT, A. (2022). Recent discovery of phallic depictions in prehistoric cave art in Asia Minor. Turkish Journal of Urology, Cilt: 43 - Sayı: 4, 553–555. https://ajindex.com/articles/614449

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