Many historical sculptures, statues, and artworks undergo analysis and discussion by historians seeking to glean insights into our ancestors. Within this context, the enigmatic symbol of the “bag” found on countless stone sculptures and statues dating back to 10,000 BC stands out as particularly intriguing. Its significance is so profound that it appears in the artworks of cultures seemingly unrelated to each other.
The Sumerians recounted that the Anunnaki, the powerful gods born in the early days of the universe’s creation, carried something resembling a purse. This object is sometimes linked to the archetype of the tree of life, serving as the bridge between the sky and the underworld, purportedly uniting all forms of the world. Interestingly, in ancient Egypt, there exists a symbol with nearly identical significance.
This symbol can also be found in many historical buildings in Mexico, Indonesia, and Turkey. How did this conspicuous form become such a worldwide symbol? What does the bag truly represent? Or could it have been a forgotten ancient technology? We could easily explain all this by chance coincidences, as traditional scientists usually do when they have no stronger evidence.
However, today I would like to mention a very interesting concept related to these artifacts. Although there is nothing new about the many common themes in different cultures, these mysterious bags may symbolize the intervention of advanced civilizations that have brought spiritual and practical knowledge to humanity.
An example of such knowledge can be found in civilizations like those of the Euphrates and the Tigris. Ancient Egypt during the Fourth Dynasty, when the Great Pyramids of Giza were built, also provides evidence supporting this theory. Otherwise, how can we explain that even after 4500 years since the construction of these structures, we still do not know how and for what purposes these objects were built? The answer to this riddle can be found in myths and fairy tales. Many ancient stories about humanity contain several important threads. One of them is, for example, the characters described as giants who, because of their arrogance, were destroyed by divine beings.
So what is this mysterious bag in the hands of the deities of the past? You can endlessly guess on this topic. But let’s try to abstract. If we take for the main version the technological nature of the presented creatures, their development, then they definitely have devices in their hands. These can be batteries that run on unknown energy, or multifunctional devices, due to their size. Since they are present at important moments, they are clearly used to implement the necessary moments when communicating with humanity. Something to think about.
