SX 1: Bulls on Sky-Shell

(September 16, 2023, Updated December 29, 2024)) The Druid culture of the European Neolithic farmers split off from Mesopotamian culture around 8500 BCE. Consequently, the two cultures had much in common including a similar world view based upon the Ancient Pagan Paradigm. This world view is illustrated on this labeled Sumerian cylinder seal dated to around 2200 BCE. The divine realm creates the life powers (called fertility-fluids) which flows down to earth to trigger the manifestation of life forms. 

This illustration show a pot pouring out 3 streams of fertility fluids. One of these streams is being transferred the chaotic rainstorm god represented as a bull for passing on to the earth as rain. The other two streams likely represent ground water and sea water. The text first describes the 3 parts of of the scene from outer to inner before moving on to commenting about the whole scene. Read from right to left, top to bottom (Text number SX1):

1. The divine-realm's (AN) ejections are the milk which fills-up the fertility-fluids for the land.
2. Fertility-fluids
3. The cloud's streams are passing-through to the earth
4. Storage is being filled by the fertility-fluids
5. Pests are ejected
6. Serve wisdom

Lexicon used for this translation: Early-Sign Sumerian Lexicon