Ain Ghazal Figurines

I have already responded to someone with the same architecture as you, but your ideas are different. I find that yours is soothing to think about. By burying them directly beneath them, they kept them at home. If the people in Ain Ghazal did create the figures in order to represent their dead, I would like to find that each figure was different. Or perhaps different for every family.

I find that you think optimistically about these things. We don't always bury the dead, although. Sometimes, we don't even have full bodies. But by using figurines, they could avoid these things by using the figurines for ceremonies of them passing into a new life. A figurine left in someone's place is a nice