
2aa - Lagash, patron city of Ninurta

2a - Mesopotamia, land of the alien giant gods who came down

Lagash areal view, after Noah's Flood Lagash was re-built, & then abandoned later due to "Evil Winds" from nuclear blasts

2b - Lagash re-creation, Ninurta's beautiful city on the Tigris River, built from mud bricks that stands the test of thousands of years of time

2c - Lagash, largest city of its day, Ninurta's brick-built city re-creation, Ninurta's temple - ziggurat - residence was also mud brick-built by millions of them

2ab - Lagash, Ninurta's brick-built city ruins, incredible artifacts of giant alien gods on Earth looking like we do, discovered by the archeologists who were mostly out to prove the Bible is historically accurate

3 - Tablet of the Vultures, Lagash artifact, war with King Eannatum of Lagash, 2600 B.C., when the gods were on Earth directing earthlings through their mixed-breed kings, high-priests, & priestesses

Lagash artifacts of alien gods displayed with animal bodies, sphynx

4 - Lagash, Rations Tablet artifact, rationing was called for during times of famine by the king, directed by Ninurta

5a - goddesses of Lagash artifact depicting the alien goddesses who once lived there with Ninurta

sacred water basin in Lagash, Ninurta's city of Lagash artifact of goddesses insuring there was life-giving waters for the people, today destroyed by Islamic Radicals out to eliminate all artifacts of the giant alien gods in our ancient past

Sumer Mesopotamia hexagonal clay prism

5 - Lagash cylinder seal, early queen with her spouse, at times in Mesopotamian history, there were queens holding power over all, lots of work was needed to be done, both in the land of Eden - Mesopotamia & in the gold mines of SO. Africa

6 - Lagash votive offering to Ninurta, Lagash artifact depicting the Anzud Bird, a symbol of alien god Ninurta's power, & giant Nephilim semi-divine mixed-breed King Ur-Nina

7a - Lagash high-priest & king, Gudea, giant Nephilim 2/3rds divine mixed breed son-king of alien goddess Ninsun, these son-kings were protected by the gods, power was given & taken away by the gods

7 - Lagash artifact of 2/3rds divine Gudea, High-Priest of Lagash 2,144 B.C., "the patesi (high-priest) of Shirpurla (Lagash), who the temple E-ninnû of the god Nin-girsu (Ninurta) has constructed..."

8 - Ninurta's city of Lagash, probably a priestess, serving the Lord of Lagash, artifacts pertaining to the gods are shamefully being destroyed by Radical Islam, attempting to erase any ancient history contradictory to the teachings of their prophet

9a - Lagash calendar, artifacts pertaining to the gods are shamefully being destroyed by Radical Islam, attempting to erase any ancient history contradictory to the teachings of their prophet

9 - Lagash calls for the destruction of Umma, artifacts pertaining to the gods are shamefully being destroyed by Radical Islam, attempting to erase any ancient history contradictory to the teachings of their prophet

10 - plaque of 2/3rds divine King Gudea, Lagash artifact, many artifacts of Mesopotamia are now idiotically & ideologically destroyed by Islamic Extremists, attempting to eliminate any historical evidence contradictory to their prophet's teachings

11 - priestess dedicated to god Ningirsu-Ninurta, many artifacts of Mesopotamia are now idiotically & ideologically destroyed by Islamic Extremists, attempting to eliminate any historical evidence contradictory to their prophet's teachings

Khopesh sicle-sword weapon of ancient Lagash

2 - double-headed eagle symbol of Enlil's heir Ninurtaborn of the Double Seed Law; a standard example of Lagash under Ninurta

100 - Ninurta's Double-Headed Eagle Emblem, a Lagash artifact of the gods kingship through the Double Seed Law Of Succession, also copied by ancient Nephilim attempting to pass on to an heir all the advantages of being bigger, taller, stronger, faster, smarter and lived much longer than earthlings that they ruled
Texts About Lagash
- Lagash on Wikipedia
- Lagash — quotes from Sitchin books
- Complete Mesopotamian Kings List
- Sumerian King List — translation
- The Royal Chronicle of Lagash (Version A)
- Rulers of Lagash (Version B)
Kings of Lagash
The Nephilim were on the Earth in those days — and also afterward — when the sons of God went to the daughters of men and had children by them. They were the heroes of old, men of renown.
— Genesis 6:4
Ur-Nina / Ur-Nanshe (c. 2500 B.C.)
Giant semi-divine mixed-breed king appointed by Ninurta.

Ur-Nina, Queen of Lagash, no king authority above her

Ur-Nanshe & his family, ancient king of Lagash

3c - mixed-breed Ur-Nina of Lagash & family 2,450 B.C., Ninurta's giant king & family in Lagash, the Biblical sons of god(s) came down from Heaven & had sex with daughters of men, the offspring were "Heroes of old, men of renown", when the "giants were upon the Earth in those days, and the days after", the "mighty men"

3b - King Ur-Nina & family, Ninurta's 1st king of Lagash, mixed-breed giant appointed to kingship by Ninurta & approved by Enlil

3e - Ur-Nina & spouse, the mixed-breeds are bigger, stronger, live longer, & more intelligent than non mixed-breeds, so, mixed-breeds married mixed-breeds to ensure bloodline advantages

3d - Plaque-of-Ur-Nina's family, Ur-Nina, one of the mixed-breeds appointed to be king by the gods, as they are larger, stronger, live longer, & more intelligent than non mixed-breed earthlings

3g - King Ur-Nanshe of Lagash & family, the importance of the family to mixed-breed Ur-Nanshe is obvious, the advantages of the gods' mixed in DNA is sacred, preserved by kings the best they can, marrying full sisters or 1/2 sisters

3f - King Ur-Nina - Ur-Nanshe, Ninurta's giant mixed-breed, 1st king of Lagash appx. 2,450 B.C., "kingship was brought down from Heaven to Earth by Enlil"

Ur-Nanshe is presented to goddess Ningal, Inanna espoused many of the mixed-breed kings, here she presents one to her mother Ningal, spouse to Nannar in Ur

3h - King Ur-Nanshe stela with goddess Ninhursag, the "Creator Goddess" who with Enki & Ningishzidda developed "modern man", a mixed-breed via the lab

3i - Ur-Nanshe's prayer to Enki, the god of waters who lived in Eridu, the wisest of all the gods on Earth Colony

cuneiform inscription of mixed-breed king Ur-Nanshe, the Biblical sons of god(s) came down from Heaven & had sex with daughters of men, the offspring were "Heroes of old, men of renown", when the "giants were upon the Earth in those days, and the days after", the "mighty men"

3j - offering scene, 2,600-2,500 B.C., when the giants were upon the Earth, all under the command at Enlil's choosing

3k - Ur-Nanshe banquet artefact, kings or high-priests were to see to the needs of the gods they serve, food, clothing, drink, etc.; all things were taught to them by the gods, for they were the workers for the gods, created in their image & likeness
Eannatum (c. 2500–2400 B.C.)
Giant semi-divine king of Lagash.

4 - Eannatum, giant semi-divine king of Lagash 2600-2500 B.C.

4cb - giant mixed-breed semi-divine king of Lagash Eannatum

4d - Eannatum votive stela, a time long forgotten, when the gods walked & talked with man

4da - Eannatum, semi-divine king under Ninurta

4j - Eannatum's victory stela artifact, the gods instructed the kings to go to war for purposes of their own, the kings obeyed from fear of god

4i - Ninurta, stele of vultures, eating the enemy, at times the gods actually participated in the wars between men

4ha - Eannatum & his army, protected by the gods in battle, king protected always

4h - King Eannatum Stele of Vultures, a protected king wins again

4e - Eannatum's victory, stated Ninurta's help, Eannatum claimed Ninurta helped him in battle win a big victory

4g - protected Eannatum in a battle against Umma

4f - King Eannatum's victory stela, an artifact of stone was to last for eternity, our forgotten documented history by the ancients
- Eannatum on Wikipedia
- Eannatum the Conqueror
- An adab to Bau for Luma (Eannatum)
- Eannatum — quote from Sitchin books
Entemena (c. 2400 B.C.)
Giant semi-divine king of Lagash.

5 - semi-divine giant Entemena, enshi of Lagash

5e - son of Entemena recorded on back, enshi of Lagash, 2450 B.C.

5 - King Etemena-diplomatic document, artifact meant to please the gods

5f - Entemena cone, shem model of alien sky-ship, command modules of their rockets

5c - Entemena's dedication to Ninurta, Anzu vase, Ninurta helped his kingship along

5d - Entemena hinge artifact, Louvre
Urukigina (c. 2300 B.C.)
Giant semi-divine king of Lagash.

6c - Uru-kagina, giant mixed-breed king of Lagash, 1st to bring liberty to his people

6d - Urukagina Proclamation of Liberty, liberty given, not taken through revelution

6e - Urukigina Liberty Cones, idea given him by the gods who directed & protected hhim
Ur-Bau (2093–2080 B.C.)
Ninagal’s giant semi-divine son, appointed to kingship of Lagash.

7b - Ur-Bau Foundation Peg with architect Ningishzidda's image, 2080 B.C., the gods showed Ur-Bau & other kings where to build, how to build, & how to repair the residences called temples

7c - Ur-Bau tablet ancient artifact telling of his deeds
Gudea (2144–2124 B.C.)
Ninsun’s giant 2/3-divine son, appointed to kingship of Lagash.

8x - Gudea statue dedicated to Amurru - Martu, on the side is mother goddess Ninsun & semi-divine Gudea

8v - Gudea ancient statue artifact, two-thirds divine son to giant goddess Ninsun

8t - Gudea, the beloved semi-divine high-priest of Lagash, favored by the gods

8fa - Gudea statue, he repaired many residences of the gods by their dorections

8gg - King Gudea of Lagashprotect & directed by the gods, direct offspring of Ninsun & Lugalbanda, making him 2/3rds divine

8g - giant powerful 2/3rds divine King Gudea of Lagash, protected son to goddess Ninsun

8ee - King Gudea, son to goddess Ninsun, repairer of ziggurats in Mesopotamia

8e - Gudea, Governor of Lagash, High-Priest of Lagash, & King of Lagash

8u - statue of 2/3rds divine King of Lagash, Gudea, son to goddess Ninsun

8c - Gudea, son of Ninsun & Lugulbanda

8ba - Gudea, two-thirds divine son to goddess Ninsun

8b - Gudea, divine mixed king of Lagash

8ba - Gudea, Ninsun's son, of Lagash, builder of Ningirsu's temple ziggurat

8hh - Gudea, Ningishzidda, Dumuzi, & Enki damaged, all off to run down ziggurats for repair

8h - Gudea, Ningishzidda, Dumuzi, Enki missing

8hc - Ninsun, her son-king Gudea, Ningishzidda, & Enki, Ningishzidda introduces Ninsun's mixed-breed son-king to Enki

8q - Ninsun, Gudea, Inanna in background, & Ningishzidda; Ningishzidda is presented standing Gudea, ready for his commands

8f - Gudea fragment of a stella, palm in hand

8ha - Gudea of Lagash stele artifact of old

8ll - extensive cylinder text on construction of Ningirsu's temple

8lm - Gudea artifacts, his cylinders in the Louve, tales of his deeds & work accomplished

8ia - Gudea builds Ninurta's Eninnu residence

8la - Gudea inscription of building Ningirsu's temple

8d - Gudea as 2/3rds divine high-priest of Lagash

8y - headless Gudea statue

8s - Base of Gudea statue artifact

8p - Ninurta Lagash Temple foundation pegs of builder architect Ningishzidda

8o - Foundation Peg of Ningirsu's temple with Ningishzidda showing the corner peg

8oo - Ningishzidda, the architect of monument wonders, temple foundation peg, Lagash

8nn - Gudea Letter to semi-divine Assyrian King Shalmaneser III

8r - Princess daughter of Gudea's semi-divine family
- Gudea on Wikipedia
- Gudea — quotes from Sitchin books
- Inscriptions of Gudea (A–H +4)
- Praise of Gudea
- A tigi to Bau for Gudea (A)
- A praise to Ningirsu (Ninurta) — inscription
- The Building of Ningirsu’s Temple
- A hymn to Nanshe (A)
- Inanna and Gudam (Gudea)
- Letter from Gudea to his god imploring support