The Herstory Archive
Stella PortaChallenging the human story through herstory, dreams, and forgotten feminine lineages. ❤️\ud83d\udd25
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Something I want to tell you...
I have been thinking about how to say this for a while, so I am just going to say it plainly.
When I started The Herstory Archive as a paid newsletter, I believed the model made sense. Create consistently, deliver value, earn support.
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Ama-gi: How Freedom Lost Her Mother
Nammu with goat-fish, flowing vases, nude heroes, and Shamash. Hematite cylinder seal, First Dynasty of Babylon, 1894–1595 BCE. Musée du Louvre, AO 25518.
Something has been missing from the concept of freedom for a very long time.
Mo...
The Screen Broke Me Open
I have been sitting with something heavy for a few weeks now.
It started with three screens. A movie called Truth & Treason, a miniseries called We Were the Lucky Ones, and a film called Anniversary. Two of them were based on true stories....
The Oldest Resurrection Story Belonged to a Goddess
The “Queen of the Night” relief (c.1800 BCE, Old Babylonian period), often identified as the Goddess Inanna or Ishtar. Held at the British Museum, London.
Something has been bothering me about Easter for years.
Not the chocolate. Not t...
A Woman's Body Is the First Clock
The Venus of Laussel (c. 20,000 BCE), also known as “La Femme à la Corne” (The Woman with the Horn) is a Paleolithic bas-relief discovered in France.
The calendar you were born into was designed by popes and perfected by emperors.
Th...
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A living archive on herstory, dreams, and forgotten feminine lineages. Unfiltered notes, thoughts, and the kind of receipts that challenge the human story. Part research, part rebellion. ❤️\ud83d\udd25
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