Cucuteni-Trypillia is an Eastern European culture that has lived between 5000 and 2000 BC and which has managed to build the largest human settlements in Europe during the neolithic period .

Through ceramics, various symbols were preserved, indicating the high level of spirituality and advancement that this culture had. The most intriguing discovered artefacts are female figurines made of terracotta. The figurines are believed to have had various purposes: tokens of protection, ritualistic objects, representations of deities, depending on their shape and symbols present on them.

Historics stated they were a peaceful matriarchal society that believed in female deities. Motherhood and feminine energies were shown to be placed into the centre of the society by the Cucuteni culture.