Found items - 3
The Permian Animal Style includes shaman images, Chud amulets and cult casts – bronze artworks of the 7th century BC – 12th century AD, discovered in the forest and tundra area of Northeast Europe and West Siberia, from the Kama-Vyatka river basin to the Yenisei-Ob watershed. The found animal-style items created by the ancients are now kept in numerous private collections, antique shops, art galleries, and state history museums including the HermitageMuseum in St. Petersburg.
Continuing the first article entitled The secret of the Permian Animal Style has been uncovered. Part I: The lateral animal Aspects, and considering archaeological exhibits kept in private collections and history museums and dating back to the ancient mysterious Perm culture, I would like to draw readers’ attention to the motif that we are already familiar with, i.e. the “standing on the beast” or “trampling on the beast” motif, which according to the Primordial Knowledge is interpreted as a person’s victory over his or her animal nature. This is new incontrovertible evidence that spiritually advanced people once lived in that region. Official history is unwilling to tell, or rather passes over in silence, when those people lived and what became of them.
We are going on with publication of the Permian Animal Style artefacts, having sorted them by categories we are interested in and having added corresponding explanations to shed light upon the mystery of strange motifs in shaman images, Chud amulets and bronze cult casts. Let me remind of the links to the previous articles of the series:
In the final material dedicated to the Permian Animal Style I will first spilt the image collection into three sections: Three-Faced Beings, Birdman, and Hands on the Belly, then I’ll add several images of “sacred bugs”, and in the end there will be a brief comparative analysis based on photos of artefacts from other ancient cultures, published on our website earlier.
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