Having been logged into my own little world, and not being able to do code, I emerge to find that I've been well and truly off course.
Big respect to the guys with the clue site.
This was clearly the correct way to go. Ho hum.

One of the posts -5- made said

posted on 29-4-2004 at 02:18 PM Post Number: 503859 (post id: 524553)
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denial is a fitting comfort zone for you. is it not?
for those who connect the dots, they will see my history lesson is correct.
history is always important. especially when you are looking for something very old.

This is clearly a ref to the seven red dots.
Connecting dots, points to constellations. There are a number of seven star groups well known throughout history.
The most famous is The pleiadies.
Others are The big dipper, or Plough in the U.K and Little Bear.
Moreover there is an entire subject called seven star mythology, which discusses the fascination of seven star groups from the Sumerians through to present day.
Ancient civilisations often showed six stars in a circle with one placed in the centre.
Like this:


This is the only one in London. As far as I'm aware.
Its about a 10 min walk from Trafalgar Square.

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[Edited on 23-5-2004 by Smudge]

If at the time of Hammurabi the rings had already been split up, as we were told, and Hammurabi was trying to discover their hidden power, then it is fair to assume that the rings pre-date hammurabi considerably.
Add to this the recent clues regarding the groups in the hunt and the Sumerian proverb,

" (1) Whoever walks with the truth shall generate life (1) "

and I feel it also fair to conclude that the rings are derived from the time of the Sumerians. Why? the sumerians were acredited with being the first people to express themselves in writing, or cuniform. They also pre-dated Hammurabi.
Therefore it is resonable to assume that the words of power are in Sumerian.
Interstingly, the Sumerians had multiple levels of Gods.
At the highest level were a group of FOUR.
Beneath them were a second group known as The Gods Of the Underworld there were SEVEN in this group.
Both numbers are relevant to this hunt.
Could the most powerful thing in the Sumerian times have been their four main gods.
An
KI
Enki
Enlil
Incidently Enki is credited with being the god of creation and fertility.
(1) Whoever walks with the truth shall generate life (1)

Brilliant man i think you may be onto somethign

Thank God for that, a response, I was beginning to think that I'm either really thick or had been blackballed.
Which bit is nearer the mark.
Sumerian words of power or Seven Star public houses.

Oh yes and I forgot to mention INSABATU.
This is Sumerian for RINGS.
I believe that, that also was part of a clue at one stage.

come to the chat lol we have been praising you in there

Smudge there is a few other Seven Stars in London....One in Brick Lane, one in Whitechaple, one in Footscray SE London, one in Goldhawk RD W6 ect ect ect..Not that i go to many pubs (cough) but there is quite a few of them.

But i think what you worked out is pretty good.

Smudge I think this is great research. I like all your ideas, especially the rings being Sumerian and the significance of four in the Sumerian religion.

I knew about the foots cray i'm round the corner. It's not London though.
Also I know about Goldhawk rd but it just seemed to far out.
The Brick Lane one is new to me, I 'll have a look tomorrow night when I'm ay the beigel shop.
I'll post some stuff about the Original I spoke of you'll see why it stands out.

Ok no worries you shoud find it here unless they knocked it down.Seven Stars: 47 Brick Lane E1 or SEVEN STARS: 112 Whitechapel High Street E1.

Yeah i'm not knocking your theory i said it was good stuff.

WELL DONE SMUDGE! Good work... i wish i could research like THAT! LOL!