Pharaoh NARMER
and NARAM-SIN
the Mesopotamian Viking

 ...

The picture left is a section
of a famous relief (below) now at the Louvre Museum in Paris
relating to Naram-Sin, the alleged 4th King (sic) after
Sargon of Akkad in Mesopotamia.
The picture right is a zoomed shot
of Naram-Sin from the previous picture showing the
"Horned Viking Helmet" & pre-Pharaonic loincloth.

The legend relates that Naram-Sin
conquered the Lullubis (these are the ancient Libyans in Egypt).

The stars above the megalith clearly show an eclipse
as the Equinox leaf-marker stretches upward toward the megalith's apex.
The picture below shows the entire "Naram-Sin Megalith Eclipse Relief".



NAR-AM - SIN = NAR-MER THE PHARAOH

There are four standard-bearers on the relief for the four seasons
just as in Pharaonic Egypt for the palette of Nar-Mer
who is actually identical to Naram-Sin (see above and below).
There are also 13 figures in addition to Naram-Sin on the relief.
These are 13 lunar months (one crushed)
being supplanted by 12 solar months.
These are calendric monuments dating to the start
of the modern civil solar calendar on December 25, 3117 BC.

The picture below shows the entire "Narmer Calendric Palette"
and Narmer conquering the Libyans (Lullubis) in Egypt
also with the horn symbols predominant.
With the advent of 3117 BCthe astronomical "AGE OF TAURUS" began,
as the sign at the Vernal Equinox.

That is why there is a "trumpeter"
on the NARAM-SIN monument, for in Indo-European e.g. Latvian
the homophonic (like-sounding word) TAURIS is "trumpeter".
TAURIS was just another symbol for TAURUS the heavenly sign.

This began hermetic unity - as on Earth so in Heaven
and marked the formal begin of Pharaonic civilization.

[The Narmer Palette from Hierakonpolis is in the Cairo Museum as JE32169]



Differences in style may come from the date of the actual making of a historical monument. The style may not reflect the style of the actual date to which the monument refers.