Question about the Anunnaki

originally posted by: All Seeing Eye

originally posted by: Lysergic
Basically anything based off Sitchin is BS and should be ridiculed into obscurity.

#ing "infotainment" literally.

Pineapple brotherhood still beat Sitchin IMAO.🍍 🎭 💯

For reasons that are not so obvious, yes, his and his organizations opinions, should be considered "Self Serving".

At the core of this problem is that "Enki" stated that the secrets of heaven and earth will be withheld from mankind. If this is true, then who or what would enforce this edict? Ahhhhh........

Enki also told us there were two races of mankind. Think about that for a bit.

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originally posted by: Hanslune

originally posted by: All Seeing Eye

originally posted by: Lysergic
Basically anything based off Sitchin is BS and should be ridiculed into obscurity.

#ing "infotainment" literally.

Pineapple brotherhood still beat Sitchin IMAO.🍍 🎭 💯

For reasons that are not so obvious, yes, his and his organizations opinions, should be considered "Self Serving".

At the core of this problem is that "Enki" stated that the secrets of heaven and earth will be withheld from mankind. If this is true, then who or what would enforce this edict? Ahhhhh........

Enki also told us there were two races of mankind. Think about that for a bit.

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Yea, it seems pages with multiple videos has issues.

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If that was one of Bonaparte's "spoiles" and most likely discarded on the shores in Alexandria, I wonder If something else was discarded in that area?

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If that was one of Bonaparte's "spoiles" and most likely discarded on the shores in Alexandria, I wonder If something else was discarded in that area?

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originally posted by: Byrd
What Harte said.

Those are different deities, and not part of the Anunnaki. Various "alternative ancient mysteries" sites have identified these figures as Anunnaki, human hybrids, and more... but their names are written on the art and they're well known.

In order to understand what the symbols are, you first have to correctly identify the figure and then look at what their symbols are and what symbols are present in that culture --at that specific time. Time-lumping and culture-lumping is as confusing as trying to blend European fairy tales about wolves with Native American legends of Coyote.

Yes but there is a similar trend through out. Look at the handbag for example. Found across borders. There are many similarities.

originally posted by: purplemer

originally posted by: Byrd
What Harte said.

Those are different deities, and not part of the Anunnaki. Various "alternative ancient mysteries" sites have identified these figures as Anunnaki, human hybrids, and more... but their names are written on the art and they're well known.

In order to understand what the symbols are, you first have to correctly identify the figure and then look at what their symbols are and what symbols are present in that culture --at that specific time. Time-lumping and culture-lumping is as confusing as trying to blend European fairy tales about wolves with Native American legends of Coyote.

Yes but there is a similar trend through out. Look at the handbag for example. Found across borders. There are many similarities.

I suppose you mean that one carving from Mesoamerica? The Olmec feathered serpent one?
This guy

Because those pics in the OP all come from Mesopotamia. The first and last are actually Assyrian, and the center one I'm presuming is Babylonian. I feel my guess is pretty safe there. The other two being Assyrian is not a guess.

Harte

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Bonaparte's troops would of been heading East From Campsite

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Sacrebleu ce putain de rock est trop lourd

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achie thought he found a candleholder, like to get that candleholder attachment for analysis

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This Billiet looks like it was found inland a bit
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rofl candleholder and "700 anchors"

Iguess they searched on land too.

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a reply to: Harte

The handbag archetype is found in many different cultures across and times. Pillar 42 Göbekli Tepe. Containing bird like people and handbags. The same type of symbolism.



Olmec anthropomorphic figure accompanied by an eagle-headed serpent. (centre)

New Zealand. A Maori myth tells of a hero who once ascended to the home of the gods and returned to earth carrying three baskets full of wisdom. Thus, much like the Göbekli Tepe handbags, the Maori handbags symbolize worship and gratitude for divinely inspired knowledge.

They are found everywhere. There is a conmen theme to link all these cultures together.


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Sumerian handbags, Olmec handbags, Maori handbags, Egyptian handbags, Indian handbags and handbags at Gobekli Tepe, in rock art from the Americas and Australia. Members of the archaeological research community have been left scratching their heads.
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a reply to: greyer

Hey---the Zalinsky stories waaaayyy back in the early 2000's drove me to this place so I sympathize with a desire to learn more from that. Unfortunately from the original reporting spun all these fake follow-ups. The pic you linked has been around for a long time. Her comments--if they really came from her--about structures and pyramids started once the furor over a Cuban Atlantis started. There were supposedly even columns with writings or hieroglyphs on them.

You sound like you read Fingerprints of the Gods like I did.

As for Gobleki Tepe---maybe they did re-bury it. Or maybe the YD coment impact of above ground explosions rained enough debris down on the planet to bury sites like this

a reply to: Harte

Thank you again for your dedication for passing along information to cure the misinformation.

Page 46 was a good read and it only serves to remind me that when I see different cultures using the same-ish symbols to make sure I have the correct cultures and symbol.

You and Byrd and Hanslune---but I am not going to kiss up to your three in three posts so you get top billing! (which means you at least get the freshest of my breaths in my arse kissing

Thanks.
Is it silly that people are astonished that ancient people, just like us, had to have something to carry their sheet in, or is it just me that thinks "meh" about this idea?

Also, concerning the claim that these are found across many cultures with similar iconography remains unsupported in the thread. At Gobekli Tepe, the argument can easily be made that those aren't bags (even though I think they probably are.) The other instances provided come exclusively from Mesopotamia, and almost exclusively from Assyria, except for that one Olmec feathered serpent frieze that I mentioned and linked earlier.

Harte