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Glyph
An image that reflects multiple iconic symbols, common to many cultures past and present.
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Gilgamesh 2700 B.C.
5th King of Ur in Babylonia, ruling for 126 years on the River Euphrates in modern Iraq. His writings are the oldest existing records of written language.
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Navajo 1000AD
Sand Paintings from Native America ,commonly called dry painting and represent the "places where the gods come and go" in the Navajo language.
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Corn God 30AD
In Mayan mythology, Yum Caax, personified as the god of maize and the god of agriculture and nature.
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Sumerian worshipers 2,600 BC
Akkadian, Assyrian, Sumerian and Amorites cultures sculpted these figurines, placed in temples to represent personal constant prayer in an absence of the congegrate.
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Lilith 1778 BC
Iraquean Queen of the night, symbolizing the sun, flanked by owls, symbols of wisdom and perched upon a double lioness.
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Ganesha, 400AD
One of the best-known and most widely worshiped deities in the Hindu pantheon.
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Celtic 600BC
The image is taken for the relief found on the Gundestrup Cauldron, in Denmark.
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Four Faced Buddah
Indiane God of creation, known for showing mercy and benevolence. 4 symbolizes the source of all knowledge in creation of the Universe.
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Japan 700 BC
Ritual figure, called Shakko-Dogu represents the invisible forces of nature and the universe.
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Nigeria 1000 BC
Central Nigeria’s highly advanced culture of Nok, a known refined African civilization that mysteriously vanished around 200 AD. |
Agean Snake Goddess 1,600 BC
The Minoan culture in Knossos Create housed the prototypes for gods like Olympus and Athena.
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Nefertari & God Horus 3,000 BC
Horus was the god of the sky and is usually depicted as a falcon or a man with a falcon's head wearing the crown of all Egypt. |
Huehueteotl
Aztec Huehueteotl is one of the oldest deities from ancient America. Huehueteotl is the “Fire God.” |
Incas of Peru 950 AD
According to the Inca religion, the sun represents their main god, called Inti. The head vault represents the rainbow, a celestial vault. |
Austarlia 1,200 BC
Australian cave painting. Aboriginal Lightning spirit, Aboriginal elders gathered round these sacred rocks and cave interiors to perform solemn rituals. |
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Artemis or Diana 550 BC.
The Ephesians worshiped the goddess Artemis, whose temple in Ephesus was one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. |
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