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Statue Name On Lost. Here's what it really was. A statue of taweret stood until the mid 19th century. The statue was of tawaret, the egyptian goddess of pregnancy and fertility. ( the incident, parts 1 & 2 ) evidence suggests an early egyptian presence on the island. Could this be one of the lost women? If she were accidentally whipped way back in time, would they consider her a “god”, and build that statue? It was shown in flashbacks (in lafleur and the incident ) before the black rock crashed into it in. The statue, seen in full for the first time in season 5, represents taweret, the egyptian goddess of childbirth and fertility, and also the protector. The significance of the statue being destroyed is a symbol that the island is cursed with unsuccessful fertility and childbirth. Hieroglyphs remain on many ancient structures, including the cork, the temple, the tunnels, the lighthouse, and ben's secret room. Who built it and why? Lost's island was a host to a number of unusual sightings, one of which being a giant foot statue with four toes.

Who built it and why? A statue of taweret stood until the mid 19th century. Could this be one of the lost women? Hieroglyphs remain on many ancient structures, including the cork, the temple, the tunnels, the lighthouse, and ben's secret room. It was shown in flashbacks (in lafleur and the incident ) before the black rock crashed into it in. The significance of the statue being destroyed is a symbol that the island is cursed with unsuccessful fertility and childbirth. The statue, seen in full for the first time in season 5, represents taweret, the egyptian goddess of childbirth and fertility, and also the protector. ( the incident, parts 1 & 2 ) evidence suggests an early egyptian presence on the island. Here's what it really was. If she were accidentally whipped way back in time, would they consider her a “god”, and build that statue?

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Statue Name On Lost If she were accidentally whipped way back in time, would they consider her a “god”, and build that statue? Hieroglyphs remain on many ancient structures, including the cork, the temple, the tunnels, the lighthouse, and ben's secret room. Could this be one of the lost women? ( the incident, parts 1 & 2 ) evidence suggests an early egyptian presence on the island. Here's what it really was. The significance of the statue being destroyed is a symbol that the island is cursed with unsuccessful fertility and childbirth. Who built it and why? The statue, seen in full for the first time in season 5, represents taweret, the egyptian goddess of childbirth and fertility, and also the protector. Lost's island was a host to a number of unusual sightings, one of which being a giant foot statue with four toes. The statue was of tawaret, the egyptian goddess of pregnancy and fertility. It was shown in flashbacks (in lafleur and the incident ) before the black rock crashed into it in. If she were accidentally whipped way back in time, would they consider her a “god”, and build that statue? A statue of taweret stood until the mid 19th century.