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That is….if you take this set of artifacts on its own. But if you look at ALL the Dea Gravida artifacts, then combine with it the cult and temple of Baalat of Gebal, the bull head artifacts found near the temple of Baalat of Gebal, the myths of Isis from Ancient Egypt, the myth of her traveling to Gebal to find parts of her husband’s body, the hairdo of Dea Gravida, her clothing and the Ancient Egyptian influence, the soldier’s ex-votos “elongated” hats of Gebal and of Osiris = the Atef Crown.
Some say: the reason why Dea Gravida looks like Isis nursing Horus is because Ancient Egyptian Art influenced the Phoenician Art. I say = EXACTLY – this is where we got this iconography from = transfer occurred. On its own, transfer is meaningless, but when you have in both cases these statuettes made in the same size = easily portable by hand – and in the same time, they are found in both civilizations in big quantities. They are also found in normal and wealthy household ; as well as they were held by Phoenician travelers and trader while they sailed. This cult was widespread and very popular in both civilizations. It was practiced at the same time exactly the same in both civilizations = Ancient Egypt and Phoenicia (I’m talking about pre-dynastic times here, thousands of years before dynastic times).
But Dea Gravida nursing her baby is not the most common type of Dea Gravida statuettes. The most common and most spread design via geographic location and in numbers = quantity; is her seated while being pregnant and putting her hands on her belly. That is the most common design variant of Dea Gravida in Phoenicia and Phoenician colonies. So we cannot say Ancient Egyptian transferred this cult to Phoenicia and established it there. The Dea Gravida nursing her baby is the bridge between Isis nursing Horus and the pregnant Dea Gravida design in Phoenicia. And the reason why her cult was so widespread in both Ancient Egypt and in Phoenician because it represented the Sebetti rulers = mother and child, which used to live in both places = Ancient Egypt for Neith and Phoenicia for the Crown Prince. She stayed with her clan = the Lamassu clan in Ancient Egypt, it’s her territory. When she found out her son was in Phoenician and was attacked by the Evil Lady, she traveled there to personally repeal her. Sebetti rulers are very strong = crazy strong and mighty, so only a Sebetti ruler or someone of their level can repeal another Sebetti ruler’s attack. Since the Crown Prince was very young, the mother stepped in to protect her son. And this is also why and how she came to be the commander of the ThunderBirds = since the Sebetti ruler of the ThunderBirds was still very young and couldn’t lead the military charge of his own warriors = the Eagle warriors, the mother stepped in and became temporarily in charge of the ThunderBird warriors while they were fighting the Horned Serpents. Of course the Lamassu and the Feline clan warriors joined in, as well as the warriors from the other clans whom were still loyal to the Queen of queens and the Crown Prince.
Incredible story, isn’t it? And Dea Gravida is the “proof” in her different variant forms that Neith/Isis is the Queen of queens, mother of the Crown Prince and she traveled to Phoenicia to protect her son from the Evil Lady. This is supported with the text from Mesopotamis of Inanna and Bilulu (page 1 291). According the narration from the Evil Clan Bilulu = Neith, is a thief because she took away from the Evil Couple the throne of Heaven. And Bilulu killed Inanna’s husband just like Neith took charge of the battles against the Horned Serpent warriors. She became the temporary commander of the ThunderBirds in this fight against the Horned Serpents, as well as the temporary commander of the other Sebetti clan warriors, scattered in Ancient Egypt and the Levant area. Since Viracocha was stuck in the Andean region + the King of kings was dead as well as the Evil One + the Crown Prince was still very young + the last remaining Sebetti male rulers was also in another part of the world far away (I will talk about him when I reach that section) = it turns out Neith was the only one left to face the Horned Serpent warriors attack lead by the Evil Lady. It’s a bit strange, but we have 3 Sebetti rulers in one area of the world = the Middle East.
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