The Neolithic clay statuette "The Lady of Mykonos" which was found in Ftelia, posted by Mayor of Mykonos Konstantinos Koukas, on social media to celebrate today's International Women's Day.
Οπως σημειώνει στην ανάρτησή τοu:
“The primordial need to capture the woman also reveals her important role in our society by paying. Holy patron figure, deity, heroine of mythology, view, woman in everyday life with important roles in politics in the economy, female protagonist who fights in her own unique way for the survival of the family, a woman who takes the first steps in the development of the island's tourism with the great embrace of her hospitality”
Then he mentions:
“Women's day is a reminder of what belongs to her, for everything he still claims, for what he continues to conquer every day”.
Following is the post:
Today we celebrate International Women's Day, bringing to our memory perhaps the first impression of a female figure in Mykonos, the Neolithic clay statuette "The Lady of Mykonos" found in Ftelia. The primordial need to capture the woman also reveals her important role in our society by paying. Holy patron figure, deity, heroine of mythology, view, woman in everyday life with important roles in politics in the economy, female protagonist who fights in her own unique way for the survival of the family, a woman who takes the first steps in the development of the island's tourism with the great embrace of her hospitality. Women's day is a reminder of what belongs to her, for everything he still claims, for what he continues to conquer every day. A day reminder of all that must be attributed to her as a right of equal coexistence