Ancient artifacts often leave us puzzled, inviting endless speculation and curiosity. One of the most intriguing and mind-boggling enigmas can be traced back to Ancient Mesopotamia, commonly referred to as the Cradle of Civilization. Here, a mysterious motif has driven many authors to question the history as we have been taught. How is it possible that thousand-year-old depictions of the Anunnaki show the gods carrying a mysterious bag, and halfway around the world, we find the same symbol depicted by ancient Mesoamerican civilizations?
The Anunnaki and Their Curious Items
The ancient Sumerians depicted the Anunnaki with curious items. Two of the most interesting objects seen in the ancient Sumerian deities were the ‘hand watch’ seen on nearly all depictions and the mysterious ‘bag’ carried by the gods. These items have fascinated historians and archaeologists alike, prompting questions about their significance and purpose.
The Motif Across Continents
Curiously, if we travel thousands of kilometers from Mesopotamia to the Americas, we will find that the ancient Maya, Aztecs, and other ancient civilizations utilized the same motif when depicting their deities. The mysterious handbag appears in their artwork, suggesting a possible connection or shared symbolism across these distant cultures.
The Ankh of Egypt
Furthermore, in Egypt, we see that the Ankh symbol was also carried around by the gods just as the mystery handbag in ancient Mesopotamia and the Americas. This raises intriguing questions about the interconnectedness of ancient civilizations and their mythologies. Why did ancient cultures in America, Egypt, and Mesopotamia depict their deities carrying a mysterious object in their hand? Is it possible that all these cultures were visited by the same ‘gods’?
Humanoid Depictions of Deities
Interestingly, the Ancient Anunnaki were nearly always represented in a humanoid form. Despite numerous traits indicating clear differences between the Anunnaki and ordinary humans, the facial features of the Anunnaki gods were always well-hidden thanks to large beards. Similarly, the Ancient Egyptians and various cultures in the Americas depicted their deities in humanoid forms. This commonality begs the question: why did these separated civilizations depict their gods in such a similar manner?
The Mysterious Bag at La Venta and Göbekli Tepe
At the archaeological site of La Venta, a stone stele depicts the ancient Mesoamerican god Quetzalcoatl holding in his hand the same ‘bag’ seen in ancient Sumerian depictions. If we travel to Göbekli Tepe, located on a remote hilltop in southern Turkey, we find the same motif. Göbekli Tepe is one of the oldest, if not the oldest, ancient megalithic temples on our planet. The intricate massive stone pillars, arranged into a set of rings, tell a millennia-old story of different civilizations ruling over the planet. The massive stones are believed to have been carved by Neolithic hunter-gatherers some 12,000 years ago, yet recent evidence points towards a more advanced origin.
The Enigma of Göbekli Tepe
The mysterious temple at Göbekli Tepe consists of three huge stone circles, deliberately buried for an unknown reason in the distant past. After 13 years of digging, archaeologists have failed to recover a single stone-cutting tool, and no one has been able to understand how ancient mankind, believed to be incapable of such feats, erected some of the greatest stone works on the planet.
Conclusion
Does the presence of the mysterious bag, carried by the gods, indicate that these cultures were connected in a mysterious way? Why did ancient cultures depict their gods carrying the mysterious handbag? What was inside it? Most importantly, how is it even possible that the mysterious handbag is present in different civilizations around the globe, which, according to mainstream scholars, were never connected? Could it be that the Anunnaki depicted by the Ancient Sumerians and the gods who visited the ancient Maya, Aztec, Toltec, and Olmec civilizations are, in fact, the same entities? The mystery of the Anunnaki handbags continues to captivate and confound us, inviting further exploration and understanding of our ancient past.
