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that's not, I repeat NOT, ancient Sumerian artifact.
A mysterious object with one of the earliest representations of a Sumerian army
Originally posted by Marduk
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that's not, I repeat NOT, ancient Sumerian artifact.
from the link you provided
right at the top
A mysterious object with one of the earliest representations of a Sumerian army
decided to ignore this evidence because it doesnt fit you unproven hypothesis did you
and see how you attempt to twist it with your next claim for Enki and the World order and Enlil in the Ekur which are both AKKADIAN texts
humanised them did they
pffft
so basically you've based this entire ridiculous theory on three statues which appear to be votive offerings or grave goods of particularly shoddy workmanship and whatever sci fi film you've read lately
do you have any real evidence that you havent ignored or twisted or is this the lot ?
[edit on 10-11-2006 by Marduk]
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On the other hand, notice I didn't say the Akkadians Textually humanized the gods of sumer, but ARTISTICALLY.
In otherwords, the Akkadians humanized the Sumerian gods.
Just like Sitchin does. If you're gonna hold him to the standard,
engendered by a bull, begotten by a wild bull,
the first born of An
It's funny how you ignore the evidence on the official sites if it doesn't work for you, but complain if I don't agree with everything official. What's up with that? Either you agree with everything official or you don't, otherwise you can't fault those who don't agree with everything official because you do the same thing.
The photographs of the sumerian artifacts are on the site of the Oriental Institute, University of Oxford. They claim the heads of those figurines are lizard-like, not dog-like. They photographed the items in question. It also makes sense that several ancient cultures reference dragon-like, reptilian-like, snake-like, serpent-like, gods.