Asherah

Assyria: Gold and silver were dedicated to the sun and moon, respectively.

These figures closely resemble depictions of similar worship in Assyria, suggesting a shared or influenced religious practice.

See Asherah

Engraving on pillars was practiced by the Atlanteans, a tradition continued by the American civilizations, Egypt, Phœnicia, and Assyria.

Man: Whence, How and Whither

Turanian, in Ancient Chaldaea.

As it grew, however, it became more and more strongly affected by the mixture of Aryan jlood, first from the Arabian (Semitic) and then From the Iranian sub-races, until when we come to jvhat are commonly called historical times there is scarcely a trace of the old Turanian left in the faces that are pictured for us in the sculptures and mosaics of Assyria.

The Akitu Festival, also known as the Akitu or Akitum, was an important religious celebration in ancient Mesopotamia, particularly in Babylon and Assyria.

Assyrian Adaptations: In Assyria, the Akitu Festival included elements specific to the Assyrian pantheon and political context, though many core elements remained similar to the Babylonian tradition.

Biblical

King David

Comparative studies of ancient Near Eastern texts and inscriptions from neighboring civilizations, such as Egypt and Assyria, help place the biblical narratives within a broader historical framework.

Secret Book of John

Abel: Ruler of water and earth

Rhea (Greek) - Mother of the gods and goddess of the earth.

16,000 - 10,500 BC

Atlantis

Genesis 2

Enclosed garden

14 And the name of the third river is Hiddekel: that is it which goeth toward the east of Assyria.

Ashur - God of Assyria and patron deity of the Assyrian Empire