More significant art
The ancient art can teach us a lot about our origins and the tribal art representing its mythology and beliefs
This section complements the section "Our ancient teachers"
Sumerian disc, 3300 B.C.; it was found in the librery of Niniveh; it represents the stellar and planetary god Enlil routes (has missing parts)
Genetic Disc of the Muisca Culture, Colombia; it is 6000 years old and it is made in a rather hard black flint (7 on the Mohs scale) 
the other side of the Genetic Disc; the two beings with wide and flat head at the right result strange
Nebra Disc , Germany; bronze of 4900 B.C.; the Pleiades are represented on it
of ancient Egypt
Akhenaten and Nefertiti
Egyptian tablet
of Nagada; pre dynastic Egypt
Mesopotamian tablet
of Copan, Mayan city
Chichen Itza engraving
of Chavin de Huantar, Peru
Pre columbian; of Lambayeque, Peru
Natural History Museum of Nueva York; Ubaid figure, Mesopotamia
Reptilian pre columbian being with six fingers; of Tumaco, Colombia
of the Moche Culture
of Babilonia; 700 to 600 B.C.
engraving with reptilian being in a Dendera crypt; Egypt
of Angkor, Cambodia, with more than 10,000 years of antiquity, embossed with perfect realization; see they knew the wheel, when the Romans knew 8000 years later; It is observed reptilians beings fighting against humans
of Tumaco La Tolita; Colombia and Ecuador
of Tumaco La Tolita
Aztec god, Tlaloc
Tlaloc, of the Aztec
of the Mochica Culture, Peru
of Banteay Srey, Cambodia
of Mesopotamia
the Anunnaki were expert geneticists; this could represent the first genetic experiments of the Anunnaki on Earth to have slaves. When the following contact with Nibitu took place (every 3600 years) the Anunnaki saw that some star beings had brought to the Earth men of the Homo Sapiens kind with all their potential (twelve DNA layes); the Anunnaki were upset and proceeded to degrade all men species leaving only two DNA layers (the rest was disconnected)
of Carquemis, Turkey; former to our era
Genetic mutations of the Anunnaki
Teshud god, Ain Dara, Syria
Enkidu and Gilgamesh
Gilgamesh and Enkidu
Gilgamesh
Gilgamesh between bull men
of Uruk, Sumeria
Tablet of Mesopotamia
Akpallu of Mesopotamia
Statues of Akpallu, British Museum
Plaque with Lamashtu, Anunnaki daughter of Anu
Asirian artifact with Lamashtu
of México
two strange beings looking to the sky to observe the cosmos; they see the constellations represented on the stone in wich they are based; the constellations glow when the stone is illuminated with ultaviolet light, and also the eyes of this beings. The position of the constellations shown does not correspond to the current, indicating its great antiquity. This is one of the objects found in the cave of La Mana, Ecuador 
Roman votive plaque found in the Danube area
Ancient amulet found in Cyprus; it is believed to represent the mummy of Osiris
of the Chokwe tribe, of Zambia
of the Chokwe tribe, with Orion representation
Stellar deity of the Chokwe; the elongated head is similar to those of Paracas in America
Chokwe deity, similar to some deities in various parts of the Earth and to Sumerian deities 
of Djenne, Mali
of Djenne, Mali
of Mali
pre Mayan figure
pre Mayan figure
Dropa artifact of China
Ancient figure of the people of the Bering Sea, Alaska; between 200 and 100 B.C.
Found in a Mayan tomb
of Papua New Guinea; 1500 B.C.
Australian gods of the stars; two Creators
Celtic gods statuettes
of Indus Valley
of the Mehgarh Culture, Indus Valley; about 3000 B.C.
Artifact of Syria; 1000 B.C.
in the Waldemar Julsrud Museum, Acambaro
in the Waldemar Julsrud Museum
of the Guangala Culture, Ecuador
of the Guangala Culture
of the Guangala Culture
of the Bahia Culture, Ecuador
of the Bahia Culture
of Tlatilco, Mexico
Ceremonial mask of Tlatilco; 1200 to 400 B.C.
Archeological piece of México more than 2000 years old
of the Mochica Culture, Peru
of Tumaco, Colombia
of Tumaco La Tolita; Colombia and Ecuador
of Tumaco La Tolita
of Tumaco La Tolita
of Tumaco La Tolita
of Tumaco La Tolita
of the Chorrera Culture, Ecuador; 1500 to 500 B.C.
of the Cerro de los Santos, Albacete; Spain
Cycladic figurines
Dogu figurine; Nagano, Japan
Dogu figure of Japan; 2500 to 1500 B.C.
Terracotta of Mechgahr, Beluchistan; 2800 to 1800 B.C.
Assyrian terracotta that represents to an Akpallu
Egyptioan bronze; 716 to 30 B.C.
the Aztec goddess Coatlicue
Nebay Culture, Guatemala
Mayan figure; 600 to 900 of our era
Maya Jain figure
Maya Jain figure
of the Chorrera Culture
Ancient American art
Pre columbian statuette
of the Tumaco La Tolita Culture; Colombia
Venus of Frias; Inca
Mayan god of the wind
of Gobekli Tepe; Turkey
Ancestor figure; Nayarit, Mexico; 100 B.C.
Jaina woman dignatary; Mexico; 600 to 900 of our era
Maya Jain figure; 600 to 900 or our era
Maya Jaina; 600 to 900 of our era
of Veracruz, Mexico; 800 to 1200 of our era
Tada warrior, Niger; 600 to 400 B.C.
Canaanite god
Nagada artifact; pre dynastic Egypt
of Nagada, Egypt; 4000 to 3600 B.C.
Old representation of Astarte goddess
Another representation of Astarte; British Museum
Hittite Astarte; 1180 to 700 B.C.
of Beluchistan; 6000 to 3000 B.C.
Canaanite Terracotta
of Harappa; 2700 to 2000 B.C.
of the ancient civilization of the Indus Valley
of Ghana
Hawaiian primitive art
Statuette of the Neolithic found along with other 300 figurines in the central area of Greece
Statuette Bactria
Pre columbian; 300 to 200 B.C.; Jalisco, Mexico
of Los Tayos, Ecuador
Pre columbian humanoid; Jalisco, Mexico
Pre columbian humanoid; Jalisco
in the Waldemar Julsrud Museum, Acambaro
Figure of reptilian being found in Veracruz, Mexico
Ancient artifact
Viking Valkyrie found in Suffolk, England
of Java
Babilonian goddess; 2000 to 1750 B.C.
Predynastic statue of Pharaoh; 4000 BC; Nagada, Egypt
of Bactria Margiana, Central Asia
of Bactria
Jiroft Culture; third millennium B.C.
part of a Mayan stela; Quirigua
Mayan figure
of Ometepe, Nicaragua
of Ometepe, Nicaragua
of Candi Sukush, Indonesia
of Candi Sukush
in Old Bisbee, Arizona; USA
Pre columbian of Tlatilco, Mexico
the Nagas of India
Sumerian art
Hittite Syrian idol; second millenniun B.C.
Mold and figure of the Manabi-Bahia Culture, Ecuador; from 500 BC to 300 of our era
two Mayan figures of the Jaine Island, Campeche, Mexico; from 500 to 700 of our era
Figures of Nayarit and Jalisco; from 200 AC to 300 of our era
of Mexico
of Djenne, Mali
of Djenne 
Engraving in a temple of tenth century; Ireland
Ancient figurine; Castellar, Spain
of Montealegre del Castillo, Albacete; above 100 B.C.
of San Agustin, Colombia
of Cholula; Mexico
of Los Tayos, Ecuadorof the Burrows Cave
