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People of Goda, the Clan of Tubal Cain 
Greetings! Love your blog! Can you tell me where you found the Sumerian picture of a woman with serpents and a bull? I see you associate it with Enlil on March 20th. I have a powerful connection with him and bought a bracelet in Turkey over a decade ago with this carving on it that I was unaware had anything to do with him and have been hunting for the origin of the image ever since ever since. warmest regards, geo
greetings Geo, fellow beloved of the Muse 🙂 many thanks for your lovely comments, to which I must confess that I agree with you;the figure is most certainly Inanna, as Mistress/Lady of the Beasts…it is indicated by the rosette star to her left.The text is not well aligned, so apologies for the confusion there. Still the ‘connection’ between this figure, Enlil, and your bracelet remains, centered as they are within the Sphere of the God makers and guardians of mankind. ;>
Sorry Geo, i forgot to mention the pot is in room 53 of the British Museum, central glass cabinet, top floor. 🙂 Mesopotamian Section. 🙂