This is
the white stone statue of the Lady Ninkharsag (mama in
Accadian) in the guise of the goddess of irrigation, found during
excavations at Mari on the Upper Euphrates in Syria, and now
on display in the Aleppo museum. Height 4ft 10 5/8inches. Water
was channelled through her body and flowed from the bowl held
by both hands to create a magnificent fountain at the heart
of the massive Mari palace building complex. Originally dated
to 1,800 BC, recent knowledge and dating recalibration suggests
a date before 3,000 BC.
With
this Settlement will come prosperity; an enclosed Reservoir
– a water trap – should be established. The good land
is full of water; because of the water, food will be plentiful.
Ninkharsag: Kharsag Epic No.2. – From the remains of the
Nippur Library.
Kharsag,
translates to head (sag) enclosure (khar) and represents the
location of the Sumerian creation story, which is described
in great detail by Christian and Barbara Joy O’Brien in
The Genius of the Few and The Shining Ones, drawing
on their up to date translations of the Sumerian cuneiform,
the Books of Enoch, and an alternative translation of the earlier
chapters of Genesis. On this website we are presenting additional
supporting evidence, which suggests a restart of civilisation
around 8,750 BC, following global catastrophe, at the Kharsag
(Eden) site in Southern Lebanon.
