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View of a statue of Ephesian Artemis. The multiple appendages have been variously interpreted as breasts (probable if she was a fertility deity), bee eggs, bull testicles, etc.
Above them note carefully the representations of various signs of the Zodiac! Some believe that the semi-circular scarf above the signs of the Zodiac is a stole of bees.
Compare the two Artemis statues discovered at Ephesus: Artemis A, Artemis B.
