Bifalgorithm post
Also the Indi Valley Civilization. Its incredible iconography which shows a man between two felines. It's a very striking image. You see a man and two tigers or leopards on either side of him and he may be holding them apart. He may be gripping them in some way. And then if you go down to the Egyptian one which is the Gebel Alaric knife handle there, it is that's from ancient Egypt, pre-dynastic Egypt, same thing. And then the next one is from Tiwanaco in Bolivia. That's a redrawing and again it's a man between two feline. So when I see this kind of complicated image turning up all around the world. I can't help feeling that there's a remote common source which is sharing. It's not each culture representing or influencing the other. It's a remote common source that they all
Also the Indi Valley Civilization. Its incredible iconography which shows a man between two felines. It's a very striking image. You see a man and two tigers o…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Iconography Analysis
- Indus Valley Civilization
- Man Between Two Felines
- Striking Image
- Egyptian Iconography
- Gebel Alaric Knife Handle
- Pre-dynastic Egypt
- Tiwanaku Iconography
- Common Source Hypothesis
- Remote Common Source
- Not Cultural Influence