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>The Kura–Araxes culture (also named Kur–Araz culture, Mtkvari–Araxes culture, Early Transcaucasian culture, Shengavitian culture) was an archaeological culture that existed from about 4000 BC until about 2000 BC, which has traditionally been regarded as the date of its end; in some locations it may have disappeared as early as 2600 or 2700 BC. The earliest evidence for this culture is found on the Ararat plain; it spread north in the Caucasus by 3000

>Ancient DNA analysis has provided insights into the genetic composition of individuals associated with the Kura-Araxes culture. The Y-chromosome haplogroups identified in Kura–Araxes individuals include G2b, J-CTS1460 (x2), J-Z1842, and R1b1-M415 (xM269), reflecting a mixture of lineages with deep Near Eastern and Caucasian origins. Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) analysis indicates diverse maternal lineages, with haplogroups including H, H1u, K3, N1b1a, R1a1, T2a1b2b, T2h, U1a1a, U3a2, U3b1a1, U3b2, and X2f. These haplogroups suggest genetic connections between Kura–Araxes populations and neighboring regions such as Anatolia, the Near East, and the Caucasus. Genomic studies indicate that Kura–Araxes individuals shared a significant portion of their ancestry with Caucasus hunter-gatherers (CHG) and Anatolian Chalcolithic populations. The data indicate a largely stable genetic profile over time, with limited gene flow from Steppe populations, distinguishing them from later Bronze Age groups that incorporated more Yamnaya-related ancestry

>It is often assumed that the Hurro-Urartian languages, or a pre-split Proto-Hurro-Urartian language, were originally spoken by people of the Kura-Araxes culture which existed in Eastern Anatolia, the Caucasus, northwestern Iran, Upper Mesopotamia and northern Levant from the late 5th millennium BC to late 3rd millennium BC

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>The Hurrians (/ˈhʊəriənz/; Hurrian: 𒄷𒌨𒊑, romanized: Ḫu-ur-ri; also called Hari, Khurrites, Hourri, Churri, Hurri) were a people who inhabited the Ancient Near East during the Bronze Age. They spoke the Hurrian language, and lived throughout northern Syria, upper Mesopotamia and southeastern Anatolia

>The Hurrians were first documented in the city of Urkesh, where they built their first kingdom. The largest and most influential Hurrian kingdom was Mitanni. The population of the Hittite Empire in Anatolia included a large population of Hurrians, and there is significant Hurrian influence in Hittite mythology. By the Early Iron Age, the Hurrians had been assimilated with other peoples. The state of Urartu later covered some of the same area. A related people to the Hurrians are the Urarteans

>The collapse of the Akkadian Empire in 2154 BC saw the arrival of peoples using Khirbet Kerak ware (pottery), coming originally from the Zagros Mountains (in modern Iran) east of the Tigris. In addition, DNA analysis revealed that between 2500 and 1000 BC, populations from the Chalcolithic Zagros and Bronze Age Caucasus migrated to the Southern Levant

>The first cities in the southern Levant arose during this period. The major sites were 'En Esur and Meggido. These "proto-Canaanites" were in regular contact with the other peoples to their south such as Egypt, and to the north Asia Minor (Hurrians, Hattians, Hittites, Luwians) and Mesopotamia (Sumer, Akkad, Assyria), a trend that continued through the Iron Age. The end of the period is marked by the abandonment of the cities and a return to lifestyles based on farming villages and semi-nomadic herding, although specialised craft production continued and trade routes remained open. Archaeologically, the Late Bronze Age state of Ugarit (at Ras Shamra in Syria) is considered quintessentially Canaanite, even though its Ugaritic language does not belong to the Canaanite language group proper

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>Urbanism returned and the region was divided among small city-states, the most important of which seems to have been Hazor. Many aspects of Canaanite material culture now reflected a Mesopotamian influence, and the entire region became more tightly integrated into a vast international trading network

>Under Thutmose III (1479–1426 BC) and Amenhotep II (1427–1400 BC), the regular presence of the strong hand of the Egyptian ruler and his armies kept the Amorites and Canaanites sufficiently loyal. Nevertheless, Thutmose III reported a new and troubling element in the population. Habiru or (in Egyptian) 'Apiru, are reported for the first time. These seem to have been mercenaries, brigands, or outlaws, who may have at one time led a settled life, but with bad luck or due to the force of circumstances, contributed a rootless element to the population, prepared to hire themselves to whichever local mayor, king, or princeling would pay for their support

>Although Habiru SA-GAZ (a Sumerian ideogram glossed as "brigand" in Akkadian), and sometimes Habiri (an Akkadian word) had been reported in Mesopotamia from the reign of the Sumerian king, Shulgi of Ur III, their appearance in Canaan appears to have been due to the arrival of a new state based in Asia Minor to the north of Assyria and based upon a Maryannu aristocracy of horse-drawn charioteers, associated with the Indo-Aryan rulers of the Hurrians, known as Mitanni

>The Habiru seem to have been more a social class than an ethnic group. One analysis shows that the majority were Hurrian, although there were a number of Semites and even some Kassite and Luwian adventurers amongst their number

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Have a bump whilst I read.

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>The reign of Amenhotep III, as a result, was not quite so tranquil for the Asiatic province, as Habiru/'Apiru contributed to greater political instability. It is believed that turbulent chiefs began to seek their opportunities, although as a rule they could not find them without the help of a neighbouring king. The boldest of the disaffected nobles was Aziru, son of Abdi-Ashirta, who endeavoured to extend his power into the plain of Damascus. Akizzi, governor of Katna (Qatna?) (near Hamath), reported this to Amenhotep III, who seems to have sought to frustrate Aziru's attempts. In the reign of the next pharaoh, Akhenaten (reigned c. 1352 to c. 1335 BC) both father and son caused infinite trouble to loyal servants of Egypt like Rib-Hadda, governor of Gubla (Gebal), by transferring their loyalty from the Egyptian crown to the Hittite Empire under Suppiluliuma I (reigned c. 1344–1322 BC)

>Agranat-Tamir et al. (2020) stated that Canaanites from the Intermediate Bronze Age (c. 2500–2000 BC) to late Iron Age I (c. 1000 BC) were genetically similar to each other. They lived in modern Israel, Jordan and Lebanon and could be modeled as "a mixture of local earlier Neolithic populations and populations from the northeastern part of the Near East (i.e. Zagros Mountains, Caucasians/Armenians and possibly, Hurrians)". Exceptions include the 2nd millennium BC inhabitants of Sidon, Abel Beth Maacah and Ashkelon, who were relatively heterogenous due to inflow from the eastern Mediterranean basin. The inhabitants of Ba'qah in Jordan also have probable admixture from "eastern desert groups". Following the Bronze Age, there was an addition of European-related and East African-related components, which were represented by Late Neolithic and Bronze Age Europeans and Somalis, from a north-south and south-north gradient respectively

>this nigger really just copy pasting wiki shit

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>The majority of modern Jewish and Levantine Arabic-speaking groups have 50% or more ancestry from peoples who were related to Bronze Age Levantines and Chalcolithic Zagros groups. This does not mean that any of these present-day groups bear direct ancestry from people who lived in the Middle to Late Bronze Age Levant or in Chalcolithic Zagros; rather, it indicates that they have ancestries from populations whose ancient proxy can be related to the Middle East

>A 2017 study of five Canaanite samples found that approximately half of their genome originated from local Neolithic populations. The other half was from eastern migrants genetically related to Chalcolithic Iranians, which researchers estimate arrived in the Levant approximately 5,000 years ago

>Almarri et al. (2021) stated that Levantines and Arabians diverged from each other before the Neolithic period, with Levantines adopting a sedentary agricultural lifestyle. In the Bronze Age, immigrants with ancient Iranian-related ancestry replaced about 50% of the local Levantine ancestry. They were believed to introduce haplogroup J1, which was not found in earlier Levantines. After the Bronze Age, Eastern Hunter Gatherer (EHG) ancestry was introduced, along with southeast European and Anatolian ancestry. Anatolian ancestry is significantly higher in modern Levantines than Arabians

>Lazaridis et al. (2022) clarified that ancient Levantines and their descendants exhibit a decrease of ~8% local Neolithic ancestry, which is mostly Natufian, every millennium, starting from the Pre-Pottery Neolithic to the Medieval period. It was largely replaced by Caucasus-related and Anatolian-related ancestries, from the north and west respectively

If you guys don't believe me, look at picrel, the Jewish genetic cluster is closer to the Iranian/Anatolian than the Levantine. It's no coincidence that Judaism is so similar to Zoroastrianism.

>>526432085
nobody is reading all that shit

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>>526434199
We understand. But what's so important about that? The Titanomarchy (The War of the Olympians against Saturn, the god of the Jews, and his Titans) is of Hurrian origin.

>It is generally accepted that the Greek succession myth was imported from the Near East, and that along with this imported myth came stories of a group of former ruling gods, who had been defeated and displaced, and who became identified, by the Greeks, as the Titans. Features of Hesiod's account of the Titans can be seen in the stories of the Hurrians, the Hittites, the Babylonians, and other Near Eastern cultures

>The Hurro-Hittite text Song of Kumarbi (also called Kingship in Heaven), written five hundred years before Hesiod, tells of a succession of kings in heaven: Anu (Sky), Kumarbi, and the storm-god Teshub, with many striking parallels to Hesiod's account of the Greek succession myth. Like Cronus, Kumarbi castrates the sky-god Anu, and takes over his kingship. And like Cronus, Kumarbi swallows gods (and a stone?), one of whom is the storm-god Teshub, who like the storm-god Zeus, is apparently victorious against Kumarbi and others in a war of the gods

>Other Hittite texts contain allusions to "former gods" (karuilies siunes), precisely what Hesiod called the Titans, theoi proteroi. Like the Titans, these Hittite karuilies siunes, were twelve (usually) in number and end up confined in the underworld by the storm-god Teshub, imprisoned by gates they cannot open. In Hurrian, the Hittite's karuilies siunes were known as the "gods of down under" (enna durenna) and the Hittites identified these gods with the Anunnaki, the Babylonian gods of the underworld, whose defeat and imprisonment by the storm-god Marduk, in the Babylonian poem Enûma Eliš (late second millennium BC or earlier), parallels the defeat and imprisonment of the Titans

>>526434980
Yahweh is a direct successor to Teshub. He was originally worshipped as Teshub then set up as a unique Jewish deity.
Kumarbi is El, and Teshub's son is El Shaddai.
El Shaddai is with whom Moses spoke in the bush and esoterically is sometimes called the "Angel of Yahweh".

>>526432085
Touch grass, incel

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>>526434980
>21. PORTEURS DES TORQUES

>The Akkadian traditions eventually also spread to Canaan. Although we shall return to the Canaanite traditions in more depth and detail in the next volume of this work, we can at this stage already explore the proliferation of these traditions to the western shores of Mesopotamia. Again, our focus will fall on Sopdu and the warrior order associated with him. Our point of departure will be the Sopdu tradition in order to gain a better understanding of the traditions that were prevalent in Canaan. In doing so, we soon discover that the god-king called Sopdu in Egypt was also venerated at Ugarit in Canaan as part of a triad including Baal and Anat, the Canaanite versions of Adad and Ishtar

>We also encounter the Ḫabiru, a group whose identity has troubled and puzzled scholars for decades. In this chapter, I will show that a strange group of warriors found buried at the temple of Baal in Ugarit on the Canaanite coast might indeed have belonged to the Ḫabiru. Intriguingly, these buried warriors wore distinct metal rings around their necks. The French archaeologist who excavated the site, accordingly called them porteurs des torques, meaning “wearers of neck-rings”

>In my view, these people were descendants or heirs of the ancient warrior order founded by Naram-Sin when he reorganised the Akkadian warrior caste in order to include Hurrians in their ranks, Hurrians who also became attached to the Nergal-Erra cult at the Kutha temple. Also interesting, is the connection between the Ḫabiru and Kubera, whom we have already encountered in the Indian tradition, the dwarf guarding the heavenly palace of Indra where great warriors go after they die

>>526436135
ive said to you for years now to keep up the good work with the deep research threads, they are often the best threads on this board and they largely check out with my own studies

>>526432085
the jews was nigger creatures bred by satan, the god mars, to serve his peoples the nigga.

hew gave them lard noses to sniff the anus of god's peoples, the nigga... to press the nos deep between the cheeks of the black man to celebrate his gap, his whole, his back side.

the jews are baal brite, their lord is baal people lord of the anau, the god of niggas.

jews abandoned the god of whites to serve the god of niggas... they gave up their rights to redemption for the right of material wealth and the privilege to sniff the anus of their lord's peoples, the niggas.

this is why they love to be gay, homos, to fuck the anus of a palestinian; they will tongue it, and delight in the anus.

a jew is trained early in life to love the anus of a nigga... and to let the nigga have his way, so he can serve his god's people, niggas.

>>526436319
the jews was creatures bred by satan, the god mars, to serve his peoples the nigga.

hew gave them large noses to sniff the anus of god's peoples, the niggas...
to press their nose deep btween the cheeks of black man,
to celebrate his gap, his whole, to whiff his anus.

the jews are baal brit, their lord is baal peor, lord of the anus, the god of niggas.

jews abandoned the god of whites to serve the god of niggas, losr of the anus...
they gave up their rights to redemption for the right of material wealth and
the privilege to sniff the anus of their lord's peoples, the niggas.

this is why they love to be gay, homos, to fuck the anus of a palestinian;
they will tongue it, and delight in the anus.

a jew is trained early in life to love the anus...
to let the nigga have his way, so he can serve his god's people.

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>>526435931
>Teshub's son is El Shaddai

I doubt. Deir Alla inscription mentions the biblical prophet Balaam among the the Council of the Children of El, who talked to him about to release the council of "Shaddayin" (Shaddai gods) as punishment to Humanity. Hebrew mythology preserved this idea of the "Shedim" (the plural of "Sheyd") which are demon monster spirits - although the Jews don't view them as necessarily evil, just as local animalistic spirits that exist in nature (and as such are animalistic) which often larp as the gods of foreign nations. Sometimes they are viewed as the children of Samael or Lilith.

Islam calls the Satans "Shayadin". My guess is that the name Satan and the Satans originated as a separate class of Chthonic animalistic beings that were under the domain of Chthonic Gods (Mot/Horon) and were used by the angels/gods of El to punish wicked people through destruction and desolation, and the name ultimately means "destroyers". The name "El Shaddai" means originally "God the Destroyer" or the "Destroyer of El".

>El means "God" in the Ugaritic and the Canaanite languages. The literal meaning of Shaddai, however, is the subject of debate. Some scholars have argued that it came from Akkadian shadû ("mountain") or from the Hebrew verb shaddad שדד meaning "Destroyer". Shaddai may have also come from shad שד meaning mammary; shaddai is a typical Biblical Hebrew word (שדי). The plural (Shaddayim -- שדיים) is the typical Modern Hebrew word for human breasts in dual grammatical number. The Deir Alla Inscription contains shaddayin as well as elohin rather than elohim. Scholars translate this as "shadday-gods," taken to mean unspecified fertility, mountain or wilderness gods

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>>526436135
This explains who the dwarves are in Germanic folklore. The "King Under The Mountain" aligning coincidentally with chained Yama, but then it makes sense if the setting is in the Caucasus, both align.

By the way, I think when Mitanni fell, the North Arians became Medes and the South Arians became the Arameans.
The Hurrians captive in Assyria became the Chaldeans.

I believe Aramaic is pidgin Middle Assyrian that the enslaved Arameans and Chaldeans were forced to learn and speak.

If the Habiru are Hurrians, everything aligns and we see the Chaldeans are indeed Jews. Ur of the Chaldees as Abraham's home also aligns.
This means the "Chaldeans" disappear during Roman times and become the "Israelites" of Mesopotamia (to contrast with the "Ishmaelites")

Ayy yo hol up mayne.
U be sayin da j00z iz da real persians n shiiiet?

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>>526436950
>In the vision of Balaam recorded in the Book of Numbers 24:4 and 16, the vision comes from Shaddai, who is also referred to as El ("God") and Elyon ("Most High"). In the fragmentary inscriptions at Deir Alla, shaddayin appear (Hebrew: שדין; the vowels are uncertain, as is the gemination of the "d"), perhaps lesser figurations of Shaddai. These have been tentatively identified with the šēdim "demons" (Hebrew: שדים) of Deuteronomy 32:17 (parashah Haazinu) and Psalm 106: 37–38, who are Canaanite deities

The interesting thing is that Rabbinical literature identifies Baal-Peor, the god that Balaam encouraged the Israelites to worship and that a plague that killed 24,000 was thrown, with Mot (Hades)/Horon (Charon).

>Another approach links Baal-Peor with Hades, the Greek god of death, because when discussing the Jews straying after Baal-Peor, the Psalmist refers to them eating sacrifices of the dead (Ps. 106:28). According to some, the Peor idol was donkey-shaped. Peor was apparently also associated with fertility

>According to Pirkei de-Rabbi Eliezer (ch. 45) that angel's name was Charon-Af, while accord- ing to Yalkut Shimoni (Deut. §965) and Rabbeinu Bachya (to Deut. 34:6), it was Cheimah

>Adding weight to these possibilities is the probable derivation of Charon's name from the enigmatic underworld deity Horon or Hauron of Canaan, whose identity proves to bear some significant overlaps with that of Ba'al Zeboul. Also recognized as the Phoenician god Choron, Hauron was the god of the biblical Bethoron and, as the inscription in the synagogue of Delos proves, was also the chief god of Jamnia—a settlement that was in very close proximity to Ba'al Zeboul's city, Ekron. To the Egyptians of the Eighteenth Dynasty, Hauron was identified as the god Horus, as proved by the inscription of the name Hauron discovered upon a statue of Ramesses II as a child being protected by a Horus falcon

>>526436950
You are confusing things.
Teshub's son is Sarruma
>Modern authors additionally often describe him as a mountain god.[25][26] Piotr Taracha [de] argues it might have been his oldest characteristic.[19] He could be referred to as the "king of the mountains", as indicated by an inscription from Hanyeri which labels him as MONS.REX in hieroglyphic Luwian.

The mountains are protecting the world from the barrier to Mot. El Shaddai protects from the Shaddayin.
>Šarruma's father was Teshub.[15] As attested in Hurro-Hittite sources, he could be referred to as the "calf" (ḫubidi, AMAR-ti) of this god.[22] It is possible that this title reflected the theriomorphic form of Šarruma.

The golden calf, the angel of Yahweh that is guiding them as a column of fire. Sarruma is the messenger of Kumarbi

The Angel of Yahweh is a very important element of Jewish speculative theology during Roman times. When you understand this in its pagan context, to clarify what was being originally worshipped and why, things make much more sense.

>>526437462
The ancients believed in the reality of each others gods and tried to reconcile different belief systems with their own.
Especially with the Jews, this was via hearsay and poor understanding.
A lot of Jewish esoterics, before Rabbi Akiva's redactions, are just country bumpkin rabbis trying to contextualize other gods, making shit up out of their ass.

>>526437509
Michael is sort of a combination of three things.
1) Marduk (in the role of Angel of the Lord, or the Destroyer)
2) Proxy for Christ in the sephirotic system, that is the part of the tree that is associated with Christ
3) Melchizedek in a more developed Martial mode from late Hellenized Babylon.

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>>526437509
I didn't know that. Thanks. Do you know about Ptgyh (the Oracle of Ekron connected to the Pythia of Delphi)? I found out about her while researching skbre Baal-Zebub.

>Another possible evidence of the co-occurrence of two goddesses in a temple in Philistia comes from the excavation of a 7th c. temple/palace complex at Tel Miqne/Ekron Field IV (Gitin 2012). This temple contained a dedicatory inscription mentioning the ruler who built the temple and the deity to whom he dedicated it. The ruler, Achish, son of Padi, king of Ekron, is identified with Ikausu, mentioned in an Assyrian inscription. The name ‘Achish’ is not Semitic, and parallels with both Aeneas’s father Anchises and with the ethnonym Achaios = Achaean have been suggested (Naveh 1998; Yasur-Landau 2008b). The goddess’s name, Ptgyh, is also non-Semitic and unknown in any other ancient Near Eastern source (Gitin et alii 1997: 11-12). The name was interpreted as a derivative of ‘Potnia Gaia’ or ‘Gaia from Pytho’ (Schäfer-Lichtenberger 2000: 89-91; Finkelberg 2006: 114; Yasur-Landau 2010: 306). The find of an ostracon bearing the inscription qdš l’šrt, ‘dedicated to Ashera’, found in the temple auxiliary building, led Gitin and colleagues to assume that Ptgyh was “identified with the local Semitic deity of Asherah” (Gitin et alii 1997: 12). However, a second ostracon found in the temple reads lb ‘l wlpdy ‘ (dedicated or belongs) to Baal and to Padi’ (Gitin 2012: fig. 2: 4). This opens the possibility that three deities were worshipped in the Ekron temple: two goddesses and one god. If Ptgyh is indeed connected to Gaia, than the cult in the temple was dedicated to two fertility and earth goddesses, as well as to Ba‘al, a weather-god. This reconstruction closely resembles the above-mentioned depiction of the statues taken from the temple at Gaza, which shows two enthroned goddesses and one standing weather-god

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>>526439412
>If the letter was unintended, Demsky maintained that the name of this goddess should be interpreted as Ptyh—possibly a Canaanite reference to the Pythia of Apollo’s Delphic temple, for Ekron, too, was known to be an oracular city associated specif- ically with the Canaanite deity Baal-Zebub. In fact, according to 2 Kgs. 1:6, the prophet Elijah denounced Israel’s King Ahaziah for having sent an emissary to Ekron to ask Baal-zebub’s oracle there for insight into the king’s illness

>BEELZEBUB, or BELZEBUB, signifies the god of flies, and was an idol of the Ekronites. It is not easy to discover how this false deity obtained its name. Some commentators think that he was called Baal Samin, or the lord of heaven; but that the Jews, from contempt, gave him the name of Baal-zebub. Others with greater reason believe that he was denominated "the god of flies" by his votaries, because he defended them from flies, which are exceedingly troublesome in hot countries; in the same manner as the Eleans worshipped Hercules under the appellation of ‘Απομυιος , fly chaser. Pliny is of opinion, that the name of Achor, the god invoked at Cyrene against flies, is derived from Accaron, or Ekron, where Baal-zebub was worshipped, and where he had a famous temple and oracle. Winkelman has given the figures of two heads, "both of them images of Jupiter, called by the Greeks ‘Απομυιος , and by the Romans Muscarius; that is to say, fly driver; for to this Jupiter was attributed the function of driving away flies."

>>526439412
Interesting.
Ashkelon and Urhay were very important for the fish-goddess worship.
We know that there was some sort of oceanic religious system that the Greeks replaced, but maybe it endured in Philistia before classical Greek religion had taken over.

>>526439575
Fascinating, so Beelzebub is not god of the flies, but the wind which blows the flies away, the enemy of the flies.

That alone is interesting, but I wonder why people would choose to specifically worship that aspect of Jupiter? Was it a prior god or is there some esoteric importance to the fly tale?

It almost sounds like the Jews made up the entire thing by hearsay about Greek gods they didn't understand.

>>526439726
Jews do this a lot I think it's one of their tricks.
They recast an existing figure into some misunderstanding or soft perversion of what is its then deem it so and manifest the concept into being which forces holders of the old concept to do battle with the new one.

I bet a lot of myth and esoterica is detritus from discursive battlefields as Jews worm around ideas and beliefs to take power away from them.

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>>526439575
>It is evident that Beelzebub was considered as the patron deity of medicine; for this is plainly implied in the conduct of Ahaziah, 2 Kings 1. The Greek mythology considered Apollo as the god of medicine, and attributed also to him those possessions by a pythonic spirit which occasionally perplexed spectators, and of which we have an instance in Acts 16:19. Apollo, too, was the sun. Hence we probably see the reason why Ahaziah sent to Beelzebub to inquire the issue of his accident; since Beelzebub was Apollo, and Apollo was the god of physic. The Jews, who changed Beelzebub into Beelzebul, "god of a dunghill," perhaps had a reference to the Greek of pytho, which signifies putrefied

>The name Pythia comes from Greek, meaning "priestess of Pythian Apollo," linked to Pytho, the ancient name for Delphi, where Apollo slew the serpent Python. The name connects to the Greek verb púthein ("to rot"), referring to the decaying serpent

According to Greek mythology, the original serpent killed by Apollo at Delphi was not the sacred Python, but Delphyne, daughter of Gaia (the Greeks believed that the Omphalos/Axis of the World was located at Delphi), whose vapors emanating from her decomposing body in the abyss of Temple of Delphi intoxicated the Oracle. This is the origin of Apollyon/Abaddon btw.

>A Ugaritic text depicts Ba'al expelling flies, which are the cause of a person's sickness

>"May he drive away the flies of the Hero; the suffering of your rod [may he send away(?)], Baal, the suffering of your rod. And may they go out at the voice of the officiant like incense from the 'window', like a serpent from the pillar, like a buck towards the rock, like a lion towards the lair... a garment El puts on you; a skin El puts on you... the man from the infirmity is peeled."

>>526441522
>The name connects to the Greek verb púthein ("to rot")
Well. That explains a few things. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine

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>>526440313
Despite being attracted to corpses, fly larvae can be used to heal wounds.

>Maggot debridement therapy (also known as MDT, larval therapy, or simply maggot therapy) is a type of biotherapy involving the introduction of live, disinfected maggots (fly larvae) into non-healing skin and soft-tissue wounds of a human or other animal for the purpose of cleaning out the necrotic (dead) tissue within a wound (debridement), and disinfection. There is evidence that maggot therapy may help with wound healing

>Those flies whose larvae feed on dead animals will sometimes lay their eggs on the dead parts (necrotic or gangrenous tissue) of living animals. The infestation by maggots of live animals is called myiasis. Some maggots will feed only on dead tissue, some only on live tissue, and some on live or dead tissue. The flies used most often for the purpose of maggot therapy are blow flies of the family Calliphoridae: the blow fly species used most commonly is Lucilia sericata, the common green bottle fly. Another important species, Protophormia terraenovae, is also notable for its feeding secretions, which combat infection by Streptococcus pyogenes and S. pneumoniae

>the /x/ schzo brazilanon is at it again

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>>526441672
French fries are the greatest invention of modern French cuisine. They are so good that even the Belgians claim them as their own, despite the fact that the first Europeans to have cooked them were probably the Spanish, since the potato is native to the Americas.

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>>526436135
>Sopdu in Canaan

>Sopdu in time became closely associated with the Asiatics not only in the Delta region but also to the north, in Canaan. It has been proposed that the name “land of the god” (t3 ntr), first attested to during the Eleventh Dynasty and identified with “the hill-countries of Retenu”, as Phoenicia was then called, replaced the earlier ssmt land as the land where Sopdu was worshipped. This suggests that those who worshipped Sopdu was in later times found in Canaan

>Sopdu’s Asiatic connection is evident from his later association with the gods, Baal (Seth) and Anat. Stelae of these three gods were erected together on the caravan routes leading northwards from the Delta. In one instance the three stelae are those of Anta (Anat), Set (Baal) and Sopdu and in another those of Anta (Anat), Baal and Sopdu. These stelae show that these three gods were frequently grouped together. Sopdu is already, in the very first depiction of him on the Sahure relief, accompanied by Seth, whom I take to be the Egyptian version of Dagan, later replaced by Baal as the main weather god worshipped in Canaan. The association of Sopdu with Seth, being Dagan or Baal, is therefore very old and the addition of Anat is simply an inclusion of the consort of the weather god

>At this point one cannot but recall that Sargon, whom I identify with the Sopdu of the Sahure relief, was similarly associated with the western weather god and his consort. In the Old Assyrian Sargon Legend, he is throughout set in the company of Adad and Ishtar, later called Baal and Anat in Canaan. The association of Sopdu with Baal and Anat simply seems to be a later Canaanite version of Sargon with Adad and Ishtar. This means that the tradition embodied in the Old Assyrian Sargon Legend in time became widespread in regions to the west such as Canaan, with Sargon having been venerated as Sopdu in the Egyptian version of this tradition

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>>526444570
>In the autobiographic style of the Old Akkadian Sargon Legend, Sargon says that his statue, to which offerings had to be brought, represented his lordship over the Humanum Mountains, presumably somewhere in or near the Amanus Mountains:

>“I bound a rod of carnelian and lapis lazuli, and distributed it to the land. I smote the Humanum Mountains in two parts and I set up my statue like a peg between them… let them, oh Adad king, make the regular offering for me abundant.”

>Sargon’s rod consisted of reeds, divided and distributed across the land as symbols of his authority over it. Due to the weather god and Ishtar having given Sargon the victory, his worship in the form of his statue was closely connected with theirs. One gets the distinct impression from this text that Sargon’s statue, together with those of Adad and Ishtar, the gods of the land, formed a triad and were meant to be worshipped together. In my view, this triad gave rise to the appearance of the threefold statues of Baal, Anat and Sopdu

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>>526445150
>An Asiaitic God-King from Ugarit

>The earliest evidence for such threefold statues comes from the temple of the god, Baal, built in the ancient city of Ugarit, nowadays called Ras Shamra, on the northeastern shores of the Mediterranean coast of Syria. The ruins of Ugarit date back to the beginning of the Middle Bronze Period (c. 2000 BC). The Baal worshipped here was Baal Sapan (Baal Zephon), the Baal of Mount Sapan, a celebrated peak in the Amanus, also called Hazzi

>At this Baal temple three stelae, similar to those on the caravan routes from Egypt to Canaan, were discovered. One of them, unfortunately severely damaged, depicts a god only recognisable from the w3s-sceptre he carries. This is probably Seth, the Egyptian version of the weather god, worshipped here in northern Canaan where he was closely identified with this sceptre. Another stele shows a goddess clad in bird feathers, prefiguring the Canaanite Anat

>On the third stele appears the image of a figure with a bare upper body, wearing an apron and a torc around the neck with sandals on his feet. In his left hand he holds a vertical spear and in his right hand the hiq (“head”) sceptre, commonly associated with Asiatic kings and princes. In his girdle appears a weapon, seemingly a dagger, and on his head a strange headpiece, perhaps a feather or plume, with what seems to be a horn (one of a pair) on his forehead. This headpiece is unique in ancient Canaanite iconography

>Who are depicted on these three stelae? As already mentioned, the first two gods apparently are Seth (Baal) and Anat, shown here in an early local Canaanite style. The inclusion of the third figure together with Baal and Anat shows that those people actively included another divine figure or god in their worship. Who then might this third figure be?

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>>526445889
>In my estimation, this is an early Canaanite version of the god-king venerated by the Egyptians as Sopdu, shown with Baal and Anat in the same way Sopdu was shown with them in the northern Delta, with the feathered/plumed headpiece a local rendition of Sopdu’s plumed headpiece. Although he is obviously not depicted exactly like Sopdu, he might be a local version of the same god king whom the Egyptians venerated as Sopdu. This can be the only meaningful conclusion given the available evidence

>Pursuant to my identification of Sopdu with the Akkadian Emperors, Sargon and Naram-Sin, my suggestion is that one of them is depicted here as a god-king. As a statue of Sargon was placed somewhere in the Amanus Mountains, or rather in the Humanum Mountains, it is reasonable to assume that the figure on the third stele might be Sargon. His mythos might, however, have adopted and taken over some motifs from the Naram-Sin legends as this region features prominently in them. In Gula-AN and the Seventeen Kings against Naram-Sin, the enemy hordes came through the passes in the Amanus Mountains

>This god-king might also well be the god, Naram-Sin. He is the only human king ever to have been depicted with the horns of divinity—shown on the forehead of the Asiatic king in Figure 38. I have earlier argued that Naram-Sin was regarded as the divine son of the storm god and Ishtar in her form as his consort. Assuming that this part of the Akkadian mythos came to these parts with his worship, the Asiatic god-king on the stele at Baal’s temple could have been viewed as the son of Baal and Anat. This would explain their close association with each other

>Although the association of this Asiatic god-king with Baal and Anat might go back to the association of Sargon with Dagan/Adad and Ishtar, it might also reflect Naram-Sin’s role as the son of the storm god and goddess

>>526432085
It is not about "race".

It is about ETHNICITY(Civilization/Culture).

Modern day Israel is home to the Canaanites.

The culture of Israel is Hebrew. Hebrew is Canaanites language.

Palestine was name of geographical region. Palestine was inhabitted by Canaanites.

Today Palestinians speak Arabic(Islamic) language. The Arabic(Islamic) language is NOT part of Canaanites culture.

Therefore Israel is in the right.

Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, part of Syria and part of Jordan were all home to Canaanites civlization.

These regions got Islamized/Arabized except of Israel still fighting to survive.

The Khazarian/Scythian/Persians etc are all ethnic IRANIC.

Today Israel is NOT an Iranic country. It is Cannanites country. They kept tradition, culture and mark of the civilization alive.

Therefore Israel is in the RIGHT. Israel have the right to defend it self to keep the Canaanites culture alive and prevent Arabization/Islamization.

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>>526432085

>The results of canonical variates analysis and hierarchical cluster analysis suggest important affinities in facial morphology between both Middle and Upper Paleolithic early modern humans of the Near East with Neandertals

You can see here where they were most concentrated. Zagros mountains' region had the highest number of fossils found, so there's an undeniable connection. The name of the article is Midfacial Morphology and Neandertal–Modern Human Interbreeding

Here's a bump for you
I'll be reading this thread later

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>>526446634
>Irrespective of the view taken, this god-king might have been a depiction of the Akkadian Emperor, seen as the divine son of Baal and Anat. In this case, Sargon and Naram-Sin’s stories and legends became intertwined and conflated. This means that the Akkadian mythos reached Canaan where those people venerated a god-king who hailed back to the Akkadian Emperor

>The Egyptian influence on the depictions suggests that those who set up these stelae came from the Egyptian Delta to Ras Shamra. These followers of the god-king might have been none other than the men dressed like lions discussed above

>We can now take a closer look into this

>Porteurs De Torques

>Claude Schaeffer, the French archaeologist who excavated the site, found burial sites at the Baal temple which might be those of the followers of the god-king worshipped there. He called them porteurs des torques, wearers of neck-rings, stemming from the remarkable large neck-rings found in deposits and graves associated with these people. They were great metallurgists and warriors and Schaeffer believed they invented a method of producing bronze by using tin. Their arrival in Canaan brought about a new bronze age called the Middle Bronze Period

>Such neck-rings, or torcs, first appeared in the middle of the third millennium BC along the upper-Euphrates, where it makes a distinct and notable bend, in northern Mesopotamia. Thereafter, they are sporadically found in the same area. In about 2200 BC, such rings and weapons associated with the porteurs des torques appear in central Mesopotamia and in Luristan in Iran. Then, suddenly, after 2000 BC, these rings appear in great numbers together with other related items and artefacts, including bronze weapons, along the northern Canaanite coastal areas at Byblos and Ugarit and along the Orontes River at Hama and Tell Sougha, east of Byblos in present-day Lebanon

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>>526448123
I've already been told about that.

>Speaking of that...

>Nimrod was not the first of the Freemasons, the reason for this fixation on him is much more obscure: Did you know that Nimrod is indirectly responsible for the lineage of Saturnine occultisms that insisted on existing for all this four millennium, theocratic/aristocratic Canaanite and Jewish bloodlines in general?

>First of all, we can say that there is a certain strange and suspicious inclination between those with excessive Neanderthal lineage and the Saturnine aspects…

>Having said that, know that it is reported in the myth/book of Atra-Hasis that Ziusudra, the historical Noah, tried to convert the shepherds of the Zagros Mountains, where he was shipwrecked/landed. They refused, claiming that the Anunnaki did not deserve to be worshiped if they really were the cause of the then-recent Flood. Furthermore, as they were saved by Dumuzi, they declared that he alone deserved to be worshiped among the Anunnaki. With that, Ziusudra was driven from there with his family, wandering the desolate and barren land to the ruins of the antediluvian city of Eridu, where he communed with the Anunnaki. immediately thereafter, the Euphrates River, made dissolute by the Flood, would have returned in a flood, bringing life back to Earth

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>>526448744
>Meanwhile, the based Enki was angered by the stubbornness of the Mountain Shepherds, and struck them down with three plagues:

>First, he commanded that the ice of the mountains, the underground water (Abzu) and the rain fall cover them for seven days and seven nights, as before the Flood yes, the Sumerian flood is very different from the Biblical one, not every animal type was taken on the Ark and their Flood is not considered Universal for example, but they also believed that wild animals magically led themselves to the boat

>As they still did not repent, Enki commanded a Giant Lion to kill their herds, but they continued in their error and stubbornness

>He then commanded something very bizarre: he made the people of the "mountain temple" (𒂍𒆳) come out of their caves (???) and attack the shepherds, who finally repented in exchange for Enki helping them in the War. With that they sacrificed what was left of their flock, so that only the domestic animals saved by Ziusudra were left on Earth

>Three generations later, King Nimrod/Enmerkar, the first to unify Sumeria after the flood, welcomed these 𒂍𒆳 as refugees, under the premise that "oh no, just like my noble great-grandfather they were expelled by these evil ones northern barbarian shepherds"

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>>526448800
>The 𒂍𒆳 then settled in the villages of Girsu and Lagash, which grew as they became the best miners and copper smelters in all of Sumeria

>Interestingly, Lagash was the only place in Sumeria that disobeyed the command of Gilgamesh and future Kings of Uruk not to worship the favorite God of Enmerkar, the hero and antediluvial King Ninurta, the Saturnian Anunnaki…

>Lagash eventually rebelled against Uruk, in the pic related we see the first King of Lagash, who commanded such a revolt…

>These motherfuckers already had schnoz, kek!

>THE REALITY IS THAT THESE THOSE 𒂍𒆳 ARISE FROM A REMNANT OF HUMANS WITH AN EXCESSIVE AMOUNT OF NEANDERTHAL BLOOD, ISOLATED IN THE CAUCASUS

>IN THE SAME WAY, THE KHAZARS DESCENDED FROM TURKS WHO CROSSED WITH NEANDERTAL REMNANTS IN THE BAIKAL MOUNTS

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>>526448365
>The largest deposit of neck-rings, together with bracelets, pins and bronze weapons, like axes, daggers and lances (with sockets attached), came from the “Field of Offerings” at Byblos. Figurines with neck-rings were also found

>The sporadic proliferation of the finds at Byblos, Ugarit and Tell Sougha suggests that the neck-rings should be associated with a mobile and marginal people. In Schaeffer’s view, they were not Semites. Their sophisticated weapons attest to the fact that they were warriors, with the bronze metallurgy indicating that they counted smiths among their ranks, especially when they came together, for example in the early Middle Bronze Period (after 2000 BC) in northern Canaan. The Egyptian influence on the iconography of the stelae suggests that these metalworkers might earlier have been involved in the mining activities in the Sinai, where Sopdu was also worshipped

>Claude Schaeffer proposed that these people were associated with the god-king wearing a torque or neck-ring shown on the particular stele at the Baal temple in Ugarit. This follows not only from the fact that they venerated him at this temple but also from them wearing the very same torques or neck-rings. If Schaefer is correct, this might shed some light on the purpose of these neck-rings. The correspondence with Sopdu’s collar/necklace, common to the deified spirits of Egyptian kings, suggests that these neck-rings were associated with deified spirits or daemons venerated by these people. Strikingly, Naram-Sin himself is portrayed wearing a necklace on the rock cliffs of Darband-i-Gawr, south of Sulaimaniyyah in northeastern Iraq!

>The association of the porteurs des torques with a warrior tradition is indeed fascinating. The weapons associated with them were of outstanding quality, with various kinds of new weapons making their appearance for the first time

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>>526449556
>If they were followers of the Asiatic god-king, counterpart of the Egyptian warrior god, Sopdu, which seems to be quite a meaningful conclusion, then they might have been descendants of or heirs to the warriors who once followed the great Akkadian Emperors

>Some of Naram-Sin’s greatest admirers in later centuries came from the ranks of the Erra-Nergal temple at Kutha. Naram-Sin’s most popular legends, such as The Cuthean Legend and Erra and Naram-Sin, were handed down in these circles. According to these legends associated with the Kutha temple cult, Erra-smiths made his weapons and provided warriors, “men of Erra”, who accompanied him on his military campaigns. If the followers of the Asiatic god-king that formed part of the porteurs des torques indeed hark back to those followers of Naram-Sin, they in actual fact stood squarely in the tradition going back to those smiths and warriors

>The case for this hypothesis becomes even stronger when we recall that Naram-Sin’s Hurrian followers were also associated with the Kutha temple. Why are they important for our present discussion? The point is that neck-rings associated with the porteurs des torques and dated to about 2200 BC were also found in the areas of Lake Urmia and Luristan in the Zagros Mountains. This agrees with the invading hordes having taken the northern route according to The Cuthean Legend, suggesting that the progenitors of the porteurs des torques belonged to those Hurrian invaders, some of whom afterwards became followers of the Semitic god-king, Naram-Sin. The Hurrians were indeed associated with those northern regions

>According to this view, the porteurs des torques were descendants of the invading hordes who passed along this northern route through those areas. More specifically, they were descendants of those Hurrians who eventually joined Naram-Sin’s army and whom I have associated with the Erra temple at Kutha

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>>526450178
>They might have been the ones who built the temple for Naram-Sin after his great victory and who provided people serving the god, Naram-Sin, in his temple

>If I am correct in asserting that the porteurs des torques, who appeared from 2000 BC along the Canaanite coast, were descendants of those Hurrians (and others) from the Erra/Nergal cult and who became Naram- Sin’s greatest followers, it follows that the Naram-Sin legends must have been handed down in their ranks from generation to generation. It then also follows that the mythos of Naram-Sin would have been associated with the god, Baal, just as it was with the Babylonian Marduk, the Persian Mithra and the Indian Indra. Astonishingly enough, this is exactly what we find. The Baal mythology of Ugarit is simply another version of the Marduk mythology! We will go into this in greater detail in the next volume of this work

>What makes this Canaanite tradition so astoundingly interesting is the fact that we encounter not only another version of this cult myth at Ugarit, we even find the burial sites and graves of people who were actively engaged in the cult. If these people played a central role in the very same cult tradition, which now seems very likely, we can reasonably assume that they were remnants of the warrior caste established by Naram-Sin, the same warrior caste who adopted this god-king as their patron

>At last our tracking down of the Akkadian tradition to the far ends of the ancient Middle Eastern world led us to people in whose midst the Akkadian mythical tradition, and most likely the Nephilim tradition, was nurtured and kept alive. These people presumably belonged to one of the castes into which the Nephilim dynasties were divided. They were not only followers of the god-king, they also worshipped the god who became king of the Babylonian gods, or Canaanite gods, where he was known as Baal

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>>526451025
>A crucial question is whether there are any references to these porteurs des torques in the literary tradition. If so, this evidence may strengthen the conclusions reached so far. However, to link the people buried in these burial sites with corresponding ones spoken of in the literature of that time, is no simple task. I will nonetheless endeavour to do just that

>The SA.GAZ

>When examining the literary traditions of Canaan, we find a group that may, in fact, be none other than the porteurs des torques of Schaeffer’s archaeological excavations. These are the so-called Sa.gaz, also called Ḫabiru or Khabiru. The name Sa.gaz, and its variant Saǧ.gaz, means “one who smashes sinews/the head”. They were warriors found in the same areas as the porteurs des torques and they played a significant role in second millennium BC Canaan.

>The Sa.gaz first appear in texts during the Ur III dynasty late in the third millennium BC. According to a text from the Isin-Larsa Period, following the Ur III dynasty, the Sa.gaz were implicated in a dispute about a rented boat. They seemingly accompanied the boat on a journey when it was damaged. This reminds of the escorts accompanying boats on long voyages from Sumer and Akkad to Meluhha and Makkan

>During the Old Assyrian Period, early in the second millennium BC, the Sa.gaz are mentioned in a letter written by an Assyrian merchant from Alishar in Anatolia in present-day Turkey. In the letter they are referred to as Ḫabiru. They were in the service of an as yet unidentified king, Shalahshuwe. Thereafter they often appear as soldiers or mercenaries in the service of various other kings. Sometimes they raided and plundered cities, resulting in them being identified with “robbers”.

>The many references to their role as warriors imply that they formed a warrior caste, even though their wives and other members of their families and households were also called Ḫabiru

>>526432085
>Hyksos/Habiru (Proto-Jews).

The jews were mixed with africans (ethiopians) very early circa 1200 BCE during their time in Egypt. F.ex Moses married an ethiopian woman, and the ethiopian jews went south and founded an african Israel in Ethiopia, which lasted for over 1000 years before converting to christcuckery. There was plenty of ships going back and forth over the Red Sea. And jews being jews, they ofc preferred trading with the oversea jews. So all jews after Egypt, including the magical rabbi, were part african.

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>>526452274
>In one text, they are (together with other groups) referred to as “soldiers of the west”. In accordance with their role as warriors, the planet Mars, or “star of Nergal”, is called the “Sa.gaz star” in one astronomical text. This suggests a direct connection between the Sa.gaz and the cult of the god, Erra-Nergal. In the early second millennium BC, the names of the Ḫabiru are mostly Akkadian and Hurrian in origin. In later times they displayed the composition of the local populations to a greater extent. In Nuzi, in central Mesopotamia, many Ḫabiru came from Akkad

>In the west, we encounter them as warriors in Alalakh (Alalah), an important city in the north Syrian Amorite land of Yamhad, in the early second millennium BC. Here, many were archers and 80 of them had chariots. They were, however, distinguishable from the “maryannu”, the chariot-owning nobility. Interestingly, a large number of them, 1006 to be precise, were “shananu”, perhaps archers. The Sa.gaz leaders also commanded stone quarrymen, indicating their involvement in building activities. As could be expected, during this period the population of Alalakh was predominantly Hurrian

>During the old Hittite Empire, the Ḫabiru served as warriors in the armies of those kings. In fact, the “gods of the Ḫabiru”, mentioned together with the “gods of the Lulahi” in the treaties of those kings, show just how important their role was. Scholars have proposed that the Ḫabiru soldiers who served the Hittite kings were Hurrians. A document from the time of the Hittite king, Mursilis I, mentions the city of Iyaruwatas, which the “Hurrian king” took (years before?) and gave to the grandfather of Teette, a Sa.gaz man

>>526432916
>These seem to have been mercenaries, brigands, or outlaws, who may have at one time led a settled life, but with bad luck or due to the force of circumstances, contributed a rootless element to the population, prepared to hire themselves to whichever local mayor, king, or princeling would pay for their support

They were similar to bedouins, goat herding nomads that lived in the wild lands, where no government had power. Jews did not get into Caanan until after the late bronze age collapse, which not only collapsed the local governments and trade networks but also the local population numbers, making it easy for nomad marauders to just move in and take over the land, as the previous inhabitants could not defend themselves.

>>526436135
>the temple of Baal

Baal is a title, not a name. If your source does not understand this, its worthless.

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>>526453089
>According to the El-Amarna texts from 14th century BC Egypt, they were active all over Canaan, again as warriors. The Egyptian governor of Byblos pleads with the Egyptian king about an adversary called Abdi-Ashirta, who had Sa.gaz warriors in his service and who might have been a Sa.gaz warrior himself. We read that the king of Sidon was a “Sa.gaz man”. They were also present in Ugarit

>The Sa.gaz lived in garrisons in many cities in Canaan. One could “become a Sa.gaz/Ḫabiru”, which agrees with the fact that they were a warrior caste, possibly involving and taking part in initiation rites. They raided cities, which they looted and set on fire. Forces associated with the Sa.gaz took many towns in Canaan from the authority of the Egyptian king

>In Egyptian texts the Ḫabiru are referred to as ‘Apiru, written as pr.w, the “w” signifying the plural. The determinative placed at the end of the name symbolises a “throwstick”, meaning they were warriors. This again agrees with the fact that they were a warrior caste. The name is also a homonym for ‘prw, meaning “ship’s crew”. Sometimes the name is written as p.rw, with rw meaning “lion”, consistent with the association of these warriors with lions. The link with lions might even imply a stronger connection, such as dressing as lions, especially in a cult context. As in the case of Alalakh, the Papyrus Leiden 348 and 349 mentions them in connection with quarrying activities

>SA.GAZ and SAR.GAZ

>Who then was the Sa.gaz, also known as Ḫabiru? Readers will recall a similar name, Sar.gaz, from our earlier discussions. This was one of the two weapons, called Sar.ur and Sar.gaz, held by Marduk in his right and left hands when he fought the monster, Tiamat

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learn to recognize pajeet threads. learn to stop giving (You)s, which end up as rupees, to the wrong posters. jews pay pajeets to spam this board en masse with the same agendas that you're still associating with only jews. since 2023 you are much more likely to see jew noise posted by a pajeet. there are a hundred times as many pajeets as there are jews. if you want any part of the internet to survive, you must detect, reject and redeem pajeets everywhere you find them

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the majority of pajeets on /pol/ try to hide the fact that they're pajeets. in addition to "leaving that part out" they will proactively, persistently misrepresent their true form. pajeets are all about assuming other people's roles, from today's outsourcing and replacement migration all the way back to thuggee bandits lying to travelers about who they were. pajeets are devoid of their own identity, making them the ideal globalized goyim. they don't want a home where they belong. all that means to them is "compete in squalor." much better to go somewhere nicer, built by other people, and do their jobs for less pay and live slum-barracks life in their suburbs. pajeets don't want to be home. they also don't want to be pajeets. jews know exactly how to play their insecurities and dopey ambitions like the innocent rube fresh off the bus from the cornfield. this is their new golem to replace the ones that don't love them anymore

>>526453460
Christ is a title too. What's your point?

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pajeets have been transplanted all over the world in unbelievable numbers. the plan is to homogenize all countries into a single mass of interchangeable, predictable, suggestible consumers whose only loyalty is to the elite and their system of puppetry. motivated not by heritage or ideology (despite all portrayals to the contrary), but by paltry shares of wealth and status in a materialistic world order in which everyone belongs equally everywhere and nowhere

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a real thread doesn't get this old with only 50something posts and a handful of posters. this happens by means of the pajeet bump scam, and buying 4chan passes, and having pajeet cousins in the jannies.
this brazil flag pajeet has been doing these dry-ass textbook reports for a long time. i suspect he's some kind of squad leader in the cyber pretenders.
anyway, pajeet threads get redeemed

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>>526453460
The Baal of Ugarit is obviously Hadad. The Baal Cycle literally came from there. He is not a deity of Canaanite origin, but Syrian.

>The Baal Cycle is an Ugaritic (modern Ras Shamra, Syria) text (c. 1300–1100 BCE) about the Canaanite god Baʿal (𐎁𐎓𐎍 lit. "Owner", "Lord"), a storm god associated with fertility. It consists of six tablets, itemized as KTU 1.1–1.6. Tablets one (KTU 1.1) and two (KTU 1.2) are about the cosmic battle between the storm-god Baal and the sea god Yam, where the former attains victory. The next two tablets (KTU 1.3–1.4) describe the construction of Baal's palace that marks his cosmic kingship. The last two tablets (KTU 1.5–1.6) describe Baal's struggles against Mot, the god of the underworld

>The text identifies Baal as the god Hadad, the Northwest Semitic form of Adad

>The earliest mentions of the storm god Hadad, known as Hadda, appear in texts from Ebla (Syria) around 2500 BCE, establishing him as a major Canaanite/West Semitic deity, a powerful storm/fertility god who later became prominent across the Near East, identified with Baal and Adad in Mesopotamia, and equated with Zeus/Jupiter in Greek/Roman cultures.

>Aram (Imperial Aramaic: 𐡀𐡓𐡌, romanized: ʾĀrām; Hebrew: אֲרָם, romanized: ʾĂrām; Syriac: ܐܪܡ) was a historical region mentioned in early cuneiforms and in the Bible. The area did not develop into a larger empire but consisted of several small states in present-day Syria. Some of the states are mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, Aram-Damascus being the most outstanding one, which came to encompass most of Syria. In the Bible, Aram-Damascus is simply commonly referred to as Aram

>Abraham, the father of Western monotheism, was believed to be of Aramean ancestry. Abraham's son Isaac and grandson Jacob, also each took wives of Aramean descent: (respectively, Rebecca, and Leah and Rachel), who originated from the Aramean region of Paddan-Aram

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>>526453651
>Sar.ur means “one who mows down multitudes” and Sar.gaz “one who smashes multitudes”. When the names Sar.gaz and Sa.gaz (or Saǧ.gaz) are compared, it is clear that they do not only sound similar, they also have very similar meanings. Both names are consistent with victory in war

>One may propose that the warrior group, called Sa.gaz, had some connection with the Sar.gaz weapon in one of Marduk’s hands. In fact, just like the Sar.gaz weapon that was held in Marduk’s left hand, so the Sa.gaz can be associated with the “left hand”. The Sa.gaz were called “soldiers of the west”, apparently in contrast with soldiers of the east and in keeping with the ancient Mesopotamian habit of dividing warriors and tribes into “sons of the left (hand)” and “sons of the right (hand)”. These soldiers were stationed towards the east/southeast (right hand) and west/northwest (left hand) of Mesopotamia. This corresponds to where the Ḫabiru were found, that is mainly in the northwestern parts of Mesopotamia

>We now find the following: The similarly sounding Sa.gaz (Saǧ.gaz) and Sar.gaz refer to weapons and warriors, both of the left hand or from the west. As warriors were often portrayed metaphorically as weapons in the hands of gods, the Sa.gaz might have taken their name from or even have been the same as the Sar.gaz. In both instances, the Sa.gaz and Sar.gaz stood in contrast with a twin weapon or group belonging to the right hand or the east. In the Marduk myth, this was the Sar.ur, who might also have had a warrior group directly associated with it, in other words a twin group of the Sa.gaz

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>>526455320
Evil god...how do you kill that which has no self?

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>>526455061
>The SA.GAZ and Naram-Sin

>In our earlier discussion of the twin weapons in Marduk’s hands, I have suggested that they were the Sumerian version of the Sullat and Hanis “weapons” in Naram-Sin’s hands. In The Cuthean Legend, these twin gods are amongst the gods accompanying Naram-Sin on his military campaigns. I have already proposed that they were the Akkadian counterparts of the Hurrian twin gods, Seris and Hurris, and that the Hurrians, who joined his army, marched under the banner of Sullat and Hanis. We came across these twins in the eastern traditions where they became the twin companions of the monster-slaying hero. In the Indian tradition and in the story of the hero, Rama, one of these was Lakshmana, an incarnation of Sesha, the multi- headed nâga serpent, which kept in the primordial ocean. I have tracked this mythos back to the stories about the invaders who later became Naram-Sin’s companions

>In Naram-Sin’s army, these twin gods represented two distinct groups of warriors, namely the royal warrior caste on the one hand and his Hurrian followers on the other. Furthermore, Naram-Sin’s Hurrian warriors were associated with the Erra-Nergal cult just like the Sa.gaz warriors of later centuries were associated with Nergal. It is even possible to explain how the name, Sar.gaz, became Saǧ.gaz or Sa.gaz. In the Hurrian language, the r- sound was weakly articulated, in other words it was not pronounced clearly by the Hurrians involved in this warrior caste, explaining how the Sumerian Sar.gaz evolved into Saǧ.gaz or Sa.gaz

>This means that the Sa.gaz or Ḫabiru were simply the warriors associated with the Sumerian Sar.gaz, the Akkadian Hanis or the Hurrian Hurris, the weapon of the “left hand”, who in the time of Naram-Sin comprised of Hurrian soldiers defending the western front of the empire. They were warriors but also builders, standing in the tradition of those who had once built the Naram-Sin temple

jews are yadavas confirmed

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>>526455677
>As part of their cult rituals they would have been the ones to have kept the dragon-slayer myth alive. The Sa.gaz warriors would have had smiths, associated with this cult, who would have manufactured their weapons in the same way they did for Naram-Sin centuries earlier

>Does evidence connecting the Sa.gaz more directly with Naram-Sin exist? Astoundingly enough, such evidence does in fact exist. From the Hittite capital, Boghazköi, comes the Old Hittite Naram-Sin Epic in which the Sa.gaz are actually mentioned. In the epic, they are described as a garrison of a so-called “guard house”. The text is unfortunately very fragmented but it does suggest that an ancient tradition of them performing such a role existed, presumably at first as guardians of the western frontiers of the empire

>Amazingly enough, the proper noun, Habiram, a form of Ḫabiru, dating from the Akkadian Period, was found at Tell Brak. The fort at Tell Brak is the very same one which guarded the northwestern parts of the Akkadian Empire, where Hurrian soldiers from Urkesh were stationed during Naram- Sin’s reign! The name, Ḫabiru, in this instance is, in fact, clearly linked to this very fort, which guarded the western frontiers of the Akkadian Empire. Furthermore, many of the Ḫabiru in Nuzi in central Mesopotamia came from Akkad. This provides strong evidence in support of the fact that the Sa.gaz or Ḫabiru was a warrior caste or order dating back to the original warrior order responsible for guarding the northwestern regions of Naram-Sin’s empire.

>Before continuing, it may be interesting to once again relate these motifs to popular fiction where this ancient tradition is brought back to life in contemporary expression in a strange and peculiar way. The Sar.gaz or Sa.gaz and Sar.ur, for example, find a corresponding echo in the epic drama series, Game of Thrones, also referred to earlier

>>526432085
>giant schizophrenia thread
This will work OP for sure

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>>526456564
>In this epic tale there are also two warrior groups similar to the ones in our story. On the one hand, there are the Night’s Watch responsible for guarding and defending the Wall in the north separating the Seven Kingdoms from the dangerous world of the White Walkers beyond. This caste comprised of three departments, namely Rangers (warriors), Builders and Stewards, with many outcasts in society joining their ranks. The Night’s Watch agrees closely with what we know about the Sa.gaz as guardians of the northwestern borders who were sometimes regarded as outcasts

>The other warrior order featuring in Game of Thrones is the Kingsguard, an elite group of seven knights, supposedly the greatest and most skilled warriors in all of Westeros, who originally serve as the royal bodyguard of the King of the Andals and the First Men, ruler of the Seven Kingdoms, and later the claimants to that throne. Their duty is to protect the king and royal family from harm at all times. This agrees with the ancient Mesopotamian royal warrior caste going back to Lugalbanda and the Akkadian Emperors in which the number seven was also accentuated. In later times, this royal warrior caste was the “maryannu”, the chariot-owning nobility of the western regions

>Interestingly enough, both these orders in this fictional drama swore allegiance for life and were forbidden from owning land, taking wives or fathering children. We do not know to what extent the warrior orders in our story adhered to such rules but it does remind, however, of the ascetic practices of groups belonging to the Akkadian imperial cult

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>>526457265
>The SA.GAZ as Porteurs De Torques

>We can now with good reason accept that the Sa.gaz originally belonged to the caste of warriors founded by Naram-Sin. The name mainly referred to the Hurrian component of this caste who, in keeping with the association of the Sa.gaz with the northwest, guarded the northwestern parts of Mesopotamia on behalf of the Akkadian Emperor. There were sailors among the ranks of the Sa.gaz because some, as we have already seen, were involved with rented boats, perhaps as escorts accompanying such boats on long voyages from Sumer and Akkad. This is reminiscent of the escorts employed on boats when the Akkadians worked the copper mines of the Sinai. On their voyages, they would have sailed through the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea

>The question remains, however, as to whether we can identify the Sa.gaz with the porteurs des torques. In both cases, they were a group or caste of warriors found in Canaan since the early second millennium BC. And in both cases, they plundered and burned cities. The porteurs des torques were among those migrants who sacked and burned Byblos and Ugarit. Seen that the Sa.gaz represent the warrior caste founded by Naram-Sin, with soldiers from the Hurrian invaders included among them, the discovery of neck-rings and other related items associated with the porteurs des torques in geographical areas associated with Naram-Sin’s invading enemies makes perfect sense. According to Naram-Sin’s epics, they passed through northern Syria, through the vicinity of Lakes Van and Urmia and Luristan to the Persian Gulf from where they sailed to Dilmun (Bahrain), Makkan (Egypt) en Meluhha (Indus Valley). The areas where most of the neck- rings and other related items were discovered, namely in the northern Zagros regions, Canaan and elsewhere, might be related to the presence of smiths associated with the porteurs des torques

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>>526458275
>Another question is that about the relationship between the porteurs des torques and the god, Baal-Adad. This is one of the most important things we know about the porteurs des torques. And indeed, the same was true for the Ḫabiru. In a list of gods from Adad’s temple in Ashur, the name of a god, called Ḫabiru, appears after Adad, Sala and Dagan. Strikingly, the list also includes Serris and Hurris. This then means that the god, Ḫabiru, belonged to the entourage of the storm god, Adad, identified with Baal at Ugarit in Canaan. Interestingly, Baal’s temple in Ugarit was complemented by Dagan’s temple, consistent with the association of the god, Ḫabiru, with both Adad and Dagan. If we assume that the god, Ḫabiru, was the patron god of the Ḫabiru warriors, after whom they were named, their association with Baal logically follows

>These facts show a strange but distinct agreement with the Indian tradition. As mentioned earlier, a god with a similar name, called Kubera, guarded the heavenly palace of Indra, where great warriors go when they die. Kubera was a dwarf god. Like the god, Ḫabiru (or Khabiru), who belonged to the household of the weather god, Adad, we find that Kubera belonged to the household of the thunder god, Indra. Whereas the household of Adad, counterpart of the Hurrian Tessub, included the twins, Seris and Hurris, Indra is associated with the twin Asvins, both linked to twin bulls or horses pulling a chariot. These similarities go to show that the god, Ḫabiru, was simply another version of Kubera and therefore also a dwarf god, just like the lion-masked dwarf-warrior, Bes, of the Egyptian tradition

>In Chapter 18, I have shown that Kubera goes back to the dwarf or pygmy god, Humba/Khuban/Huban, who was indeed closely connected with the Akkadian Emperors

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>>526459540
>Humba was the chief god of the Zagros peoples, who as the lion-faced Humbaba, became the chief guardian of the mountain of the gods in the Gilgamesh Epic, where he served as second-in- command to the weather god, Adad. In all these traditions Ḫabiru/Kubera/Khuban serves in the household of the storm god, Adad/Indra. He is, in line with the meaning of the name Khumba, a great “commander”, the chief guardian of the storm god’s palace. Strikingly, we have seen that Humbaba was also associated with a warrior order practicing initiation rites, just like the Ḫabiru. It therefore makes perfect sense that he, as Ḫabiru, was a patron god of a warrior caste called the Ḫabiru

>The close association of the storm god with the warrior caste goes far back in Sumerian history. Lugalbanda was initiated into the Order of the Thunderbird; he and his seven “sons” were portrayed as great warriors. The dwarf-god, Ḫabiru/Kubera/Khuban, obviously reminds of the dwarf-king, Lugalbanda, and as Humbaba (Humba), he even had seven subservient spirits, the same as Lugalbanda. Warriors taking the dwarf-god, Ḫabiru/Kubera/Khuban, as patron might have performed an initiation ritual going back to Lugalbanda

>We encountered a depiction of a lion-masked dwarf and forerunner of the Bes dwarf leading seven young men in a dance. Such an initiation ritual might have re-enacted the reincarnation of the seven gods in their midst

>Let us consider one final aspect concerning the Ḫabiru. The Ḫabiru might be associated with a kind of species of Shining Ones, probably the ugallu, those large or giant-like daemons associated with the Hurrians. These daemons may correspond with the giantlike rakshasas, those powerful warriors and magicians who sided with Kubera in the Indian tradition. This would be in keeping with the suggestion made above that the neck-rings were associated with deified spirits or daemons

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>>526460052
>Interestingly, the porteurs des torques warriors buried at Baal’s temple remind of the warriors in the Indian tradition going to Indra’s paradise when they die

>Finally, there is the close connection between the porteurs des torques and the Asiatic god-king wearing a neck-ring, worshipped and venerated together with Baal and Anat at the Baal temple in Ugarit. In my view, this god-king goes back to the Akkadian Emperors. If the porteurs des torques were Ḫabiru warriors, their association with this god-king makes perfect sense. One, in fact, expects nothing less. A warrior group or caste founded by Naram-Sin would in later centuries have had a close relationship with this god-king as their patron. Their association with the Nergal-Erra cult in turn agrees with the Naram-Sin epics having been handed down from generation to generation in those circles

>Identifying the porteurs des torques with the Sa.gaz and the warrior caste founded by Naram-Sin explains why they venerated the Asiatic god-king, Canaanite counterpart of the Egyptian Sopdu. This god-king goes back to the Akkadian god-kings, Sargon and Naram-Sin. This Canaanite king is indeed shown with the horns of divinity, like Naram-Sin. It also explains how Naram-Sin’s mythos, later identified with that of Marduk, came to these shores where it was associated with Baal. One expects that this mythology was kept alive within these circles, associated with the Erra-Nergal cult

>This warrior caste, going back to Akkadian times, would have included in their ranks descendants of the warriors of those kings. Among these warriors might have been people who believed themselves to have been descended from the Akkadian dynasty itself, from the Hurrian king, Tupkish of Urkesh, and his Akkadian princess, Uqnitum, or Naram-Sin’s daughter, Tar’am-Agade, who resided there in the palace as the wife of the reigning king or the queen mother, people who indeed belonged to the ranks of the Nephilim themselves

>>526432085
Hideous subhumans. All non-whites need to be killed right now.

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>>526463561
Start with yourself.

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>>526432085
TRVKE NVKE WARNING:
there is literally nothing unique about jewish genes. They are not even an ethnicity. They are a mutt religious and the only reason they are dominating Aryans right now is because they subverted them through their religion and replaced their religion which inspired them to conquer, rape and genocide other people and create their civilization with christian thought of turning the other cheek and violence being bad and jews being some god's chosen special snowflake people

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>>526461796
>Families claiming such descent might have been the ruling elite among the Ḫabiru

The source is picrel. There's a lot of bs in it, but it's the only book I found that talks about this subject besides The Second Coming of Saturn by Derek P. Gilbert and From the Ashes of Angels: The Forbidden Legacy of a Fallen Race by Andrew Collins. Since its brought up the subject of the Nephilim.

>The Horites (Hebrew: חֹרִים Ḥōrīm), were a people mentioned in the Torah (Genesis 14:6, 36:20, Deuteronomy 2:12) inhabiting areas around Mount Seir in Canaan (Genesis 36:2,5)

>According to Archibald Sayce (1915), the Horites have been identified with references in Egyptian inscriptions to Khar (formerly translated as Harri), which concern a southern region of Canaan. More recent scholarship has associated them with the Hurrians

>The Horites are mentioned alongside other tribes such as the Rephaim that were considered to be giants, although it isn't clear if the text intends for them to be understood as having such large stature

>Discovering the important role the Hurrians/Horites played in ancient history has convinced researchers to abandon the inaccurate etymology “cave dweller” assumption. Archaeological evidence now indicates that the Hurrians/Horites were a very advanced people who were both international merchants and expert metalworkers, especially proficient in smelting copper and bronze, which probably explains why some appear in the Bible around ancient Edom where copper ore was abundant

>The Hurrians had a reputation in metallurgy. It is proposed that the Sumerian term for "coppersmith" tabira/tibira was borrowed from Hurrian, which would imply an early presence of the Hurrians way before their first historical mention in Akkadian sources. Copper was traded south to Mesopotamia from the highlands of Anatolia

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>>526466448
>The Khabur Valley had a central position in the metal trade, and copper, silver and even tin were accessible from the Hurrian-dominated countries Kizzuwatna and Ishuwa situated in the Anatolian highland. Gold was in short supply, and the Amarna letters inform us that it was acquired from Egypt. Not many examples of Hurrian metal work have survived, except from the later Urartu. Some small fine bronze lion foundation pegs were discovered at Urkesh

>In the earliest phase of the Kura–Araxes culture, metal was scarce. In comparison, the preceding Leilatepe culture's metalwork tradition was far more sophisticated. Especially after 3000 BC, a significant increase in the use of metal objects occurred at Kura–Araxes sites. Also the variation in copper alloys increased during this time. The rich tomb of a woman at Kvazchela is a good example of this, which is quite similar to the 'royal tomb' from Arslantepe. The use of an arsenical component up to 25% in copper objects resulted in a shiny greyish, silvery colour. So it's quite possible that these unusually high arsenical alloys were intended to imitate silver

>The Kura–Araxes culture would later display "a precocious metallurgical development, which strongly influenced surrounding regions". They worked copper, arsenic, silver, gold, tin, and bronze

>Their metal goods were widely distributed, from the Volga, Dnieper and Don-Donets river systems in the north to Syria and Palestine in the south and Anatolia in the west

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>>526466864
>The population of the Hittite Empire in Anatolia included a large population of Hurrians, and there is significant Hurrian influence in Hittite mythology

>Scholars once attributed the development of iron-smelting to the Hittites, who were believed to have monopolized ironworking during the Bronze Age. This theory has been increasingly contested in the 21st century, with the Late Bronze Age collapse, and subsequent Iron Age, seeing the slow, comparatively continuous spread of ironworking technology across the region. While there are some iron objects from Bronze Age Anatolia, the number is comparable to that of iron objects found in Egypt, Mesopotamia and in other places from the same period; and only a small number of these objects are weapons. X-ray fluorescence spectrometry suggests that most or all irons from the Bronze Age are derived from meteorites. The Hittite military also made successful use of chariots

>The Maryannu were a caste of chariot-mounted hereditary warrior nobility that existed in many of the societies of the Ancient Near East during the Bronze Age, in particular between 1700 and 1200 BC. Maryannu is a Hurrianized Indo-Aryan word, formed by adding the Hurrian suffix -nni to the Indo-Aryan root márya, meaning "(young) man" or a "young warrior". Philologist Martin West suggested that the name Meriones, a character in Homeric epic, is "identical" to maryannu. Thus, Mērionēs would be the Homeric Greek version of the term, reflected in pre-Mycenaean poetic verse as Mārionās

>The term is attested in the Amarna letters written by Haapi. The majority of the Maryannu had Semitic and Hurrian names

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>>526466448
I only just realized I posted the wrong pic. I was so focused on finding other images that I ended up posting this one.

https://oceanofpdf.com/authors/willem-mcloud/pdf-epub-the-nephilim-kings-of-an-epic-age-secrets-and-enigmas-of-the-sumerians-and-akkadians-download/

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>>526467591
>The Hyksos (/ˈhJksɒs/; Egyptian ḥqꜣ(w)-ḫꜣswt, Egyptological pronunciation: heqau khasut, "ruler(s) of foreign lands"), in modern Egyptology, are the kings of the Fifteenth Dynasty of Egypt (fl. c. 1650–1550 BC). Their seat of power was the city of Avaris in the Nile Delta, from where they ruled over Lower Egypt and Middle Egypt up to Cusae

>They have been credited with introducing several technological innovations to Egypt, such as the horse and chariot, as well as the khopesh (sickle sword) and the composite bow, a theory which is disputed

>Umman Manda (Akkadian: 𒂟𒌋𒌋𒁕, romanized: Ummān Manda lit.'the horde from who knows where') is a term used in the early second and first millennia BC for a poorly known people in the Ancient Near East. They have been identified in different contexts as Hurrians, Elamites, Medes, Cimmerians, and Scythians. The homeland of Umman Manda seems to be somewhere from Central Anatolia to north or northeastern Babylonia (Greater Kurdistan), possibly in what later came to be known as Mitanni, Mannae, or Media. Zaluti, whose name seems to have an Indo-Iranian etymology, is mentioned as a leader of Ummanda Manda. He is even suggested to be identified with Salitis the founder of the Hyksos, the Fifteenth dynasty of Egypt

>In the Manethonian tradition, Salitis (Greek Σάλιτις, also Salatis or Saites) was the first Hyksos king, the one who subdued and ruled Lower Egypt and founded the 15th Dynasty

>Josephus, and most of the writers of antiquity, associated the Hyksos with the Jews. Quoting from Manetho's Aegyptiaca, Josephus states that when the Hyksos were expelled from Egypt, they founded Jerusalem (Contra Apion I.90). It is unclear if this is original to Manetho or Josephus's own addition, as Manetho does not mention "Jews" or "Hebrews" in his preserved account of the expulsion

Kill the men, fuck the women its really not that hard to figure out why this happened.

>>526432085
Are you the based Brazilian that always posts a smiling singer looking dude in his threads? You are a fucking legend amigo, in glad to see you're still around! Happy new years, cheers for another year reading all your cool esoteric stuff!

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>soon to be the oldest thread in the catalog

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>>526471684
Happy New Year, chingón.