Yes

Looks like the one BB just found

yea

From ancient china

the 12 thing with one above is not extraneous

that is "the wheel"

the generic

its a lot of places, but that's like the inside joke part

i forget even why that is, because its so many places

The crown is the first small feather

Then 6 feathers with families

Each side

yea, not saying thats part of this image

or whatever

we dont care about the fuccin image right now

we're playing match the symbol

just, like the round table symbol im talking about is usally 12 orbs around one central

Right but im seeing if there are points

8000BC is the date to beat

Spokes etc

Having meaning w/e

4 spokes vs 5 , 6

so, the commonality im hinting at comes from generic "sun worship" religious origins, and who knows wwhat that even means

but the sun god, or ra, or whatever might be something unifying about the "gods" or those who fancy themselves as such

in this sense, the above, or the center of the wheel, is the sun

and th "sun on the cross"

Son of god, sun, anu, ra, anubis, annual

and then 4 seasons, and 12 months, multiples of 4

+1

Eternal

yea, right, almost becomes generic

sun shit

how about mithraesm... anyone track that rabbit hole?

a lot of insight in the tablet art

I read it as an attempt to 'also do what the sun gods are doing'. The recurring image is of a their hero descenting, and subduing a bull, and sharing a meal with RA

there's always a serpent and a dog at the feet of the bull

the real history of their story, and resistence agains the roman empire is all interesting shit, and clearly overlooked

always with the phrygian caps, and 2 men with torches, one upright, and one upturned

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mithridates_VI_of_Pontus