The black headed ones, are connected to enki:(after Anu, Enlil, Enki and Ninhursag had fascioned the black-headed people,
vegetation luxuriated from the earth, animals, four legged creatures of the plain, were brought artufully into existence...
Ninhursag had fashioned the Black-Headed
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pareri/ipotesi ed io penso personalmente che i cani neri, ernao i preti/leaders/illuminati/sacerdoti che
vestivano di nero od avevano barbe/capelli neri etc...il contrario delle teste rasate usate in
seguito per le offerte di sacrifici umani come riportato nei sigilli sumeri:
Contrary to popular belief, "Black headed people" was a detonation of the Akkadians. They were called so because of their black tresses, in stark contrast of their neighborhing bald headed sumerians. It was the sumerians who labeled the akkadians "Black headed."
The Sumerians shaved their heads and their faces, while the Akkadians wore long hair and full beards and mustaches. Hence the phrase, "Black headed ones" originated in this period as a description of the Akkadians in contrast to the Sumerians. (Harper, The Biblical World, p. 290)
Disegno mal interpretato dai ricercatori:
www.kemetway.com/Digest/img/photo/annunaki2.jpg
The Legend of Sargon translation
22. Whatsoever king shall be exalted after me,
23. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
24. Let him rule, let him govern the black-headed peoples;
25. Mighty mountains with axes of bronze let him destroy;
(It sure doesn't sound like he is talking about himself)!!
This Black guy is Sargon - or should I say (Black skinned curly haired Caucasian is Sargon), Ha ha ha.
realhistoryww.com/world_history/ancient/Images_Sumer/Sumer_Sa...
This Bald-headed Black guy is a Sumerian Ensi named Gudea - or should I say (Black skinned Bald-headed Caucasian is Gudea),
realhistoryww.com/world_history/ancient/Images_Sumer/a...
after fashioning the Black-headed people the God...Enki? went to Meluhha and perfusely blessed it.
Magan and Meluhha being Kemet and Kush respectivly.
from SN Kramer.
..according to the cuneiform scriptures said that there was 2 races :
The Black race called : ADAMU in the scriptures;
The White race called : SARKU in the scriptures;..
tutta questa confusione per dire che le teste nere erano di
capigliatura nera e non pelle nera?
SARGON,GOVERNAVA LE IPOTETICHE TESTE NERE E NON NERI usati come schiavi
anche dagli egiziani come si nota dalle immagini che ritraggono schiavi
neri/bianchi etc...
the black-haired people erano teste nere o capigliature nere che
creavano le teste nere, troppo difficile da tradurre/capire???
Ma sappiamo che i sacerdoti erano considerati i cani del dio,
fedeli ciechi di queste ipotetiche divinita' di cui eseguivano
gli ordini per ottenere grande potere tra gli umani e per permettere
a queste divinita' occulte dei mondi dei predatori/parassiti/signori degli anelli,
di rinascere tramite interazione umana, sacrifici umani cannibalismo rituale etc...
praticati dai nostri avi/cani/sacerdoti...
Che significano in realta' queste scritte riportate/tramandate?
...2,371
Inanna falls in love with Sharru-Kin (Sargon). He establishes new capital city Agade (Akkad). Akkadian empire launched.
2,316
Aiming to rule the four regions, Sargon removes sacred soil from Babylon. The Marduk-Inanna conflict flares up again. It ends when Nergal, Marduk's brother, journeys from south Africa to Babylon and persuades Marduk to leave Mesopotamia....
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The one whose head and body are dappled,
whose face drips honey,
innin, she
who breeds copulation,
vigor of the land,
the life of the Black Heads,
Asnan, the good bread,
bread of all the earth,
Enki placed in charge of it.
Ninisinna (goddess)
Healing goddess and patron deity of the city of Isin.
Functions
Ninisinna's primary role was as a healing goddess. She is called "great physician of the black-headed ones", and her medical activities include incantations and more invasive methods - in one hymn she is depicted sharpening her scalpel (ETCSL 4.22.1, line 11). During the Old Babylonian period she acquired some warlike functions, perhaps due to her association with Inana. Here her scalpel becomes a weapon to tear flesh, and she is described as a storm "whose mouth drips blood...from whose mouth spittle spews constantly, pouring venom on the enemy" (ETCSL 2.5.3.4, lines 13-14).