Moon God Symbol on Naram-Sin Stone Inscription

Moon God Symbol on Naram-Sin Stone Inscription

Rosetta Stone with inscriptions in 3 types of letters: hieroglyphics handwriting and Greek letters. In 1799 the military engineers excavated an important piece of human historical relics. The mysterious marks on the Rosetta Stone from the past. One thing that is still a mystery of the 6th-5th millennium of the early leaders showed their power from many directions with the Rosette symbol. The symbol of the ancient dynasty and on the forehead of the gods. In Syria and Sumer by writing in cuneiform on this large solid black stone. The symbol looks neat the letters are arranged in order. Symbolic meaning Rosette The ancient dynasty is a symbol of the declaration of divinity under the Rosette stone. Around 3400 BC the early leaders showed their power with the Rosette symbol. 

In Anatolia and Syria the halafi in the 6th-5th millennium is an old symbol found in trade seals of the Neolithic era which has the Rosette symbol found from archaeological sites in Anatolia the Early and Middle Bronze Ages and archaeological sites in Mesopotamia.The Rosette symbol is an ancient royal symbol found alone or in crowns on the foreheads of gods and royalty. After the battle in Syria Naram-Sin 2354 - 2218 BC declared his divinity and depicted himself under this stone tablet which is considered a victory tablet of the ancient Naram-Sin dynasty.

Naramsin of Akkad, ruler of the Akkadian Empire, reigned ca. 2255–2218 BC.

In ancient Mesopotamia it is considered a place in human culture. Around 3400–3000 BC all the important elements of urban civilization first appeared, with large infrastructure and agricultural economic and religious systems. The oldest writing system including architecture art from around 3400 BC onwards the Rosette became a symbol of the goddess Innan and later used as a symbol of a crossed disk above a crescent moon with stars. The Rosette or Rosette Nebula is a rose-shaped cloud of 'gods' in Syria and Sumer. This type of cuneiform writing made the symbol look smooth on the stone tablet and for this reason

Symbols on the Rosette of the Stars Nebula Rosette Group of stars Rosette or solar disk of the sun God of the moon The stars Rosette or crossed disk over a crescent The solar disk crescent is reminiscent of the twins male and female Inanna The ancient Mesopotamian god of war is depicted with stars Rosette or crossed disk over a crescent The solar disk crescent is reminiscent of the twins male and female Inanna - fertility Meaning of power of victory From the god of war Inanna was worshiped in Sumer and Akkadian Babylon known as Ishtar Queen of Heaven Luna is the Roman goddess of the moon. The goddess of the stars Rosette of the sacredness of the moon and also the duality of the sun god

The Victory Stele of Naram-Sin

Including "Nanna" the moon god is the father of Nanna the Sumerian name of the moon god. Depending on cultural beliefs similar beliefs on the Rosette stone are referred to as similar to the Rosette stone as offerings and valuables. Hundreds of similar pieces have been found in Middle Eastern archaeological sites. Rosette or solar disk The Hittites identified the native word for Rosette in the Hittite prophecy where the Rosette symbol was the sun goddess. Rosette symbolized the power of the seal of the 6th millennium.

Rosetta Philae and Agilkia, historical symbols unravel the mysteries of ancient Egyptian culture. When the Napoleonic army invaded Egypt and excavated the Rosetta Stone in 1799 and later the discovery of the obelisk at the temple of the goddess Isis on the island of Philae linguists like Chamollion were able to unravel the secrets of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. As for Agilkia it is an island near Philae when the Aswan Dam was built in the 1960-70s until Philae was submerged forcing the dismantling of the temple of Isis. It was located on Agilkia when the Napoleonic army invaded Egypt in 1798. It did not only have a military goal to cut off the British supply routes from the Far East but also had a cultural goal of various details in Egypt.