I can only echo more agreement. QR being good for highspeed turnover and dissemination of info while bunker is slower going but able to regard posting. Now back to digging, and enjoy the vid.
I believe I have identified the statue. Working off the aspects of female, head garb, and arm positions, I am resonably confidant that the statue is the sumerian mother-god Ninhursag.
Tl;dr version, original fertility goddess and mother to most of sumerian deities. Superseeded by Ishtar/Inanna without a war element. Her symbol is the character omega and is also represented by mountains. She is also the "wife" of enlil and bore his seed.
Basic source, not complete as conflicting tales emerge regularly and incest is off the charts.
https://www.ancient.eu/Ninhursag/
Epic of Gilgamesh happened a bit later, roughly 2000 to 1500 bce, presumably during Akkadian/Babylonian time and well after the sumerian tablets of lamentation where the gods all leave or die. Enlil being one of the departures. I haven't been able to track the direction of enlil's cult as variations popped up in Babylon, Egypt, Lydia, Ukranian lands, and India, all showing the hallmarks of major tenants, but with local twists
Arbitrary use. I find the whole AC BD ACE BCE AD BC problematic. When referencing prehistorical occurences that are within the time scope of understanding, being able to process 8000 years ago without converting for a 2000 offset and then making explicit year callouts has caused me many faults.
With AD and BC, the importance of the date against events gets discombobulated as the marking of death is regarded as the start of AD, but is not synched with a calendar year by any adhearing culture, Julian/Gregorian included. ACE and BCE, is good enough for purpose.
As for spelling, is it not unlike a deathcult to center their entire world around a singular death and glorify it by saying he died for you? Death and resurrection is present in prior works, Sumer(The Decent of Inanna) and Egypt(Osiris). From what I can tell, each survived belief for 2000 years. How is BC any different?
I have encountered the phantom time issue before and I am still not sure how to approach it. Most major occurance historically are marked with star map alignments from "small" events akin to manhattanhenge(sic) or earth crustal displacement level events. Given the time spans involved with my research, a thousand years can be a rounding error, with no correction available. I try triangulating according to events and shared occurances, like the flood stories. Phantom time, unfortunately, is too recent for much attention on my part.