Let’s look first at the similarities between the tribes which are near the Dogontribe, which are visible at
this site
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Dogontribe
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Mossi
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Nuna
Because of the difficult approach to these regions and the aridity of the climate, the Dogon have been isolated and hence were able to conserve
their ancient religious habits and ways of making the necessary implements, their carvings. this in the contrary to the argument that they aren’t
isolated at all. Perhaps it does now also makes sense only after about 18 years they gave their knowledge away. That isn’t because they are
isolated.
This however is just a side-note let’s take a look at the similarities between the tribes.
* All those tribes have masks to imitate the ancestors, and to create order in the universe.
* The statues and masks do represent the ancestors, but also animals from the wilderness.
* Women don’t have got many rights, and men are superior.
* Connection between death, masks and the ancestors.
These are the most important characteristics so far.
But what is perhaps nice to know is the Dogontribe consists out of about 400,000 persons, and the Mossi out of 2,200,000 to 3,500,000 persons. The
Dogontribe has been known because Griaule and Dieterlen did a 21 year lasting research to them (also visiting the neighbouring tribes by the way) but
it doesn’t take away that the Mossi religion and the other religions have become less famous, even though their religion is also very interesting, and
they are outnumbering the Dogontribe by far.
Mossi - Maintaining good relations with the ancestors and a variety of supernatural forces is a major concern of Mossi ritual and motivates art
production in the region. Figures are used by the ruling class to validate political power, and masks are used by the conquered peoples to honour the
spirits of the wilderness and control the forces of nature.
Also a similarity is the head of the ancestor figures. Just look at the statues which are visible on the site about the Dogon and the Mossi. The heads
have mostly some sort of thing on their heads. That isn’t human, and one might say it is a human with a head-dress on. However those cultures
explicitly say they are the ancestors.
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If we are going to say the ancestors were really there as being aliens from Sirius, then we would have to say that is some sort of thing on their
head. Let’s take a look at some other statues.
Dogon ancestor
For the persons which have read the texts about the Dogontribe
Horsemen are remainders of the fact that, according to myth, the horse was the first animal present on earth. It looks like horses, and above
the thing are the ancestors (again look at the thing on the head).
Dogon ancestor again
Does look like a primitive idea of a spacecraft, the horses being the things on which the spacecraft lands, and therefore the horses also being the
first thing to touch the ground (and yes again the head).
Ofcourse the above is speculation, I know that as well, but you have to admit, when compared to the Dogonstory it does make sense. However it stays
speculation (even though it could be very informative) and therefore I also would like to go to the following
Mossi ancestor (12,500 Euro which is about 12,000 dollar as far as I know) from the
13th century and
Soninke ancestor and again
Soninke ancestor and
Dogon ancestor
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You might not exactly realise why I give all this information, but let’s make a review. The statues with the ancestors are traceable to at least the
13th century, as I just showed you. This does mean the Dogontribe, the Mossi and the Nuna believed already in the ancestors before Griaule and
Dieterlen came, so the story itself is true. The knowledge about Sirius C has been proven right with a very high chance to be right, and that
knowledge wasn’t given by the western world. However now comes the part: the masks and statues which are traceable back to the 13th. Century are also
used at the Sigui ceremonies which are for the ancestors and the Sirius system. The whole Sigui tradition was for Sirius and the ancestors, and
because the masks and statues can be traced back till the 13th century, one might say (with solid ground) the Dogon already knew about Sirius B long
before the western world did.
Knowledge Sirius B in the year 1290
Knowledge Sirius B according to professor
Also take a look again at the interview with mr Temple which I gave before.
* Masks dating back to 13th century are related to Sigui ceremony which is related to the ancestors and Sirius B.
* Tribes have similarities.
* Ancestors have thing on their heads, and perhaps a spacecraft.
* Knowledge Sirius C was present, why wouldn’t about Sirius B?
* And I would also like to make a personal statement of information which is perhaps offtopic but for the ones which think the Dogontribe are an
exception with their Gods coming from the Sirius system… every religion says the Gods came from the Sirius system. So the Dogontribe isn’t an
exception to the rule.
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Next to this I would like to let you take a look at the following statement from
This site
The Nuna have no system of chiefs or other political leaders, although the French attempted to create such centralised power during the colonial
period. Perhaps tribes don’t let other information be crafted into their religion as gladly as the sceptics like to think they do. Perhaps they
do like to keep their way of life, their religion and stuff, just like Christians don’t want Buddhism to interfere. This is however a side-note.
Egyptian Gods it is time to make a second connection with the Egyptians (as Exdog already made
the first one

) And I think most people will see directly, the thing on the heads of the Gods, just like the tribes of the Dogon, Mossi etc. Next
also look at the Gods themselves and compare them to the information given before:
* The statues and masks do represent the ancestors, but also animals from the wilderness.
The animals and the things on the heads are already two very specific connections between the Egyptians and the tribes. I would also like to quote
information from the site about the Nuna:
The Nuna make masks in the form of animals who often differ only in the shape of their horns and ears:
buffalo, crocodiles, antelopes, warthogs, hyenas, and serpents. They differ in the horn and the ears because those are the things which are
different, just look at the Egyptian Gods. Also you see the crocodile Egyptian God.
Also look at the blue thing behind the head. Almost every Egyptian God has got them, and then look at this statue of the Dogontribe for example.
Dogon ancestor
As you might have noticed at the other statues, the things on the head are not the only thing, but also behind the head it is often also present. Next
to this you could also take a look at
this website.
named the Dogon, since they migrated from Libya an undetermined amount of time ago.
Of supposed Egyptian descent, they carry to this day a distinct mythology heavily rooted in astronomy.
Some other similarities between the Dogon and Egyptians
* Isis the motherGod is also associated with Sirius, just like the Nommo (also look at the Shafts of the Egyptian pyramids as Exdog already showed
in his picture).
* The Dogontribe believes the Nommo were created by another God called Amma, and in Egyptian mythology Isis (Sirius) was also the Daughter of the
God Geb and Nut. The creators (the Nommo’s and Isis & Ra) were the creators, but not the highest Gods. Both the Dogon and the Egyptians have that too
in common.
I think these are enough similarities to put in one post, and I don’t know if I will post again today, because I have a friend of mine celebrates his
birthday so (yes offtopic I know)
[Edited on 20-12-2003 by LeenBekkemaa]
[Edited on 20-12-2003 by LeenBekkemaa]