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Originally posted by RuneSpider
reply to post by Trauma
Actually, I think the multitude of fossils of early hominids provide clues to the missing link between man and ape myself.
Finds that do not "fit" get ignored. It is not a level playing field.
Originally posted by Trauma
It says in the Sumerian texts that humans were created by space traveling aliens who mixed their DNA with a hominid from Earth. These aliens could have passed the knowledge to them.
I don't know if I believe it, but it explains the missing link between monkeys and men.
Originally posted by dark_matter06
I'm sorry, just have to chime in real quick. If they were so advanced why are we reading it off a wall and not a burn cd or a hard drive? Why not even a piece of paper? The Bagdad Battery is more interesting than this.
Originally posted by Ketzer22
I've read a lot of stuff about the Sumerians. And to answer your question bert- The Sumerians believed in the Annunaki which translates to "those who from heaven came to earth" and they believed the Annunaki were their gods. The way they knew about all this stuff was that they were told by the annunaki who are supposedly from the 12th planet of the Sumerians.. or our 10th planet.. or 9th if you don't want to include pluto anymore. Sumerians are very interesting indeed.. But what I don't understand is if they were so advanced, why make drawings on clay? Why not do something on photoshop?
Originally posted by Ketzer22
I've read a lot of stuff about the Sumerians. And to answer your question bert- The Sumerians believed in the Annunaki which translates to "those who from heaven came to earth" and they believed the Annunaki were their gods. The way they knew about all this stuff was that they were told by the annunaki who are supposedly from the 12th planet of the Sumerians.. or our 10th planet.. or 9th if you don't want to include pluto anymore. Sumerians are very interesting indeed.. But what I don't understand is if they were so advanced, why make drawings on clay? Why not do something on photoshop?
Originally posted by DAVID64
reply to post by Ketzer22
I think we count from the sun outward, so consider Earth the 3rd planet. But. if you were coming INTO the system you would count us as 7th as shown. It may not be proof, but why would they count from the outer system in, unless it was given to them that way. The Sumerian are a very interesting puzzle. The first civilization and they say it just came out of nowhere. Hmmm.
Originally posted by johnrobca
I think Ive missed something here ... are we basing all this conversation on the one picture in the OP? Ive enjoyed reading lalot of the posts and am totally open to the ideas in this thread but whilst it could be an accurate depiction of our solar system, it could also just be a random picture of a sun and some planets which we are putting our current day understanding and logic to ..... is there something more like accurate measurements of the carving that correlate to actual positions and distances of the planets etc etc?
Originally posted by Harte
Originally posted by johnrobca
I think Ive missed something here ... are we basing all this conversation on the one picture in the OP? Ive enjoyed reading lalot of the posts and am totally open to the ideas in this thread but whilst it could be an accurate depiction of our solar system, it could also just be a random picture of a sun and some planets which we are putting our current day understanding and logic to ..... is there something more like accurate measurements of the carving that correlate to actual positions and distances of the planets etc etc?
Good instincts.
The collection of stars in that cylinder seal impression (they are stars - they are the iconography for stars) is thought to represent what is sometimes called the "High Council" or "Holy Council" of the gods of Sumer - the collection of the twelve most high gods of creation that were part of the Sumerian religion at that time.
All those eventually coalesced into one, single god under the Babylonians - Marduk.
Harteedit on 11/29/2011 by Harte because: (no reason given)
The most interesting part of the picture is the twelfth body way out in the distance to the right.
This would be Sedna.
Originally posted by johnrobca
Im now thinking I need to read more about the subject to put the carving into context rather than make a judgement purely on the carving ...
cheers for your help ... do you know of a good source of info on the Annunaki and Sumerians?