Apr 12, 2023
The Anunnaki were often depicted as bearded men with wings based on images from Sumerian tablets. It's anyone's guess how accurate this is.
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The Anunnaki were often depicted as bearded men with wings based on images from Sumerian tablets. It's anyone's guess how accurate this is.
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THE WINGED DISC OF THE ANUNNAKI
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The Egyptian god Ra was often depicted as a scarab. The scarab is a symbol of the heavenly cycle and the idea of birth and rebirth.
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The Winged Sun is a symbol of divinity, royalty and power in the Anient Near East. But does this symbol refer to alien beings who came from the sky with what was perceived as wings? โโโ
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This could be my favorite seal so far... Has all the elements ;) Armed Hero Grasping Kicking Ostrich; Worshiper Behind Two Fish Men with Pollen Baskets Flanking Sacred Tree; God in Winged Sun Disk Above Cylinder sea and impressionl Mesopotamia, Neo-Babylonian period (ca.1000โ539 B.C.)
Lion Griffin Attacking Bull; Kneeling Worshiper Below Winged Sun Disk on Altar Cylinder seal and impression Mesopotamia, Middle Assyrian period (ca. thirteenth century B.C.) Hematite
Gold figures of deities on a miniature scale...
Hittite, 13th century BC From Carchemish, south-east Anatolia (modern Turkey)
Most of the thirty-eight small gold figures (five illustrated here) are inlaid with steatite or lapis lazuli (a rare blue stone imported from Afghanistan). They represent Hittite deities and are very similar to the gods carved in the thirteenth century BC on the rock of the open-air shrine at Yazilikaya near the Hittite capital of Hattusa (modern Bogazkรถy) in central Anatolia.ย
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