Present educational system and the modern scholars deny merciless the women's roles in ancient world

On the occasion of international women's day 2014

The institutes, museums and the generations of archaeologists, anthropologists, philosophers, etymologists, and historians have provided the world with wrong information in their reports on the culture, history of early ‎human civilizations and the root of the bible.

For centuries, in their reports, they have tended to ignore women's roles in ancient civilizations and to neglect their contributions. For instance:

“From the earliest times in ancient Mesopotamia, women who came from a sector of society that could afford to have statues made placed their likenesses in temple shrines. This was done so that their images would stand in constant prayer while they continued to go about their daily chores.

The Mesopotamian woman's role was strictly defined. She was the daughter of her father or the wife of her husband. Women rarely acted as individuals outside the context of their families. Those who did so were usually royalty or the wives of men who had power and status.” (Ancient Mesopotamia: The Role of Women, University of Chicago http://oi.uchicago.edu/OI/MUS/ED/TRC/MESO/women.html)

Although in according to the findings of researchers of the same university from excavations of 1935-1970 in Mesopotamia (read it Kurdsu): The fertility worship connected with a “mother goddess” (matriarchal legislation) must indeed be one of the oldest and longest surviving religions of the ancient world from around 32000 – 2000 BC, (Bérai 2013 p. 183).

In a cuneiform script assigned by F.W. König to 1300 BC, which I have corrected the decipherment, very clear stands:

(1) Legislature supreme matriarchal cardinal (female lawgiver) Keríŕiša (the root of the creation) founded the cardinal patriarchal-authority.
(2) Legislature supreme cardinal Keríŕiša, ordered that cardinal patriarchy (father authority) may be placed lower beside me (Keríŕiša). (Bérai 2013 p. 302).

In pages 183 and 302 of my new book (yet not published):

Kurdsán’s Cultural Stratigraphy and Maternal Fertility Worship

Foremothers of the Kurds were the Creators of the Earliest Civilizations

The Stratigraphic, Linguistic, Historical and DNA Evidences

November 15, 2013, authored by Hamíit Qliji Bérai

I circulated, since then, testimonial requests to the experts in the field of ancient Near East, asked if anyone wants to read the new manuscripts and to say something about it.

The two manuscripts have been submitted to the appropriated publishers as well, for consideration. Manuscripts: (1) Kurdsán’s Cultural Stratigraphy and Maternal Fertility Worship, (2) Bible Discovered: Bible = Babel (Babylon) 2^nd Edition  http://www.elamirkan.net/index_files/Page1323.htm

I expect that the scholars and journals will take their responsibility to review this revolutionary discovery and an appropriate publisher would be willing to publish and distribute it to the world.