The Ancient “Handbag” Symbol Found Worldwide: What Did It Mean?

These puzzling stone "handbags” are found in ancient Iran and Mesopotamian temples. Were they really handbags? They do bear resemblance to the so-called handbags on the Gobekli tepe pillar.

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Multiple cultures around the world had similar illustrations of handbag-like objects which stroked curiosity and speculation. The most talked about “handbag” artifacts are the following: the ones carried by winged genies /semi-gods Apakllu from Mesopotamia; the ones on top of a pillar at Gobekli tepe in Turkey; and the bag carried by a person along with the feathered serpent god at Mexico. There are also the stone bags of the Jiroft culture from ancient Iran and the story of the three Māori bags or baskets of knowledge.

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