Willendorf Venus, one of the oldest man-made human figurines depicts an obese woman with full, pendulous breasts. While the ancient human may or may not have fed themselves to such extent, the symbolism of fertility, pregnancy and round female figure was not lost on archaeologists. The statue dates back to nearly 26,000 years and was uncovered in Austria. Since then, many civilizations – most notably the Mesopotamian and Indus Valley excavations have revealed a common thread of mother Goddess and worship of female force. Ancient history is replete with symbolism and central role of a female.