Investigating the status of women in ancient history by comparing female specimens in shahr-i sokhta (Iran) and northern India

One of the human attributes is the production of the images, in fact, they are the earliest human art evidence, The types of animal and human specimens expressing thoughts, beliefs and knowledge of human life in ancient times, Among which, women's bodies were worshiped as a symbol of blessings and goddesses, and in every civilization a woman has a special place of social value. In the history of Iran, we have also witnessed the brilliance of women in different parts of the country, so many women's specimen in many civilizations have been discovered in ancient Iran. One of these civilizations is the ancient hill of Shahr-i sokhta inSistan (Iran), with the age of 2500 years, in which a large number of figures and goddesses were gained during its exploration and showed the high status of women in different editions of Iranian history. Therefore, in the present research, we study the social status of women in ancient history in order to express the value and importance of the role of women in the society of that time and To prove this, we examined samples of women's bodies in the Shahr-i sokhta (Iran), comparing it with comparable examples of women's sample in northern India (Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa civilizations) to express the connection between civilizations of Iran with other civilizations. The main goal is to express the high value of women in the community throughout history in order to maintain its place in the new era.