The archaeology museum of Nantes Métropole, located in the town of Rezé, is currently hosting an exhibition titled Maternités, archéologie de la figure maternelle. This display, organized in collaboration with Inrap—a French public institution focused on archaeological research—examines the concept of motherhood through the latest scientific findings. It aims to shed light on a subject that has historically been overlooked in both historical and archaeological studies. The exhibition presents a range of artifacts, images, and research findings that illustrate the roles, experiences, and significance of motherhood across different periods and cultures. By drawing on recent archaeological discoveries and interdisciplinary research, it offers new perspectives on how motherhood has shaped human societies throughout history. Visitors are invited to explore the often-neglected narratives of women and their roles in ancient communities. The exhibition encourages a deeper understanding of the cultural, social, and biological aspects of motherhood, using evidence from archaeological sites and historical records. The exhibition will remain open to the public until January 10, 2027, providing ample time for visitors to engage with its themes and reflect on the enduring importance of motherhood in human history.