Ancient Handbag Symbol...It's Importance is Much BIGGER Than We Can Imagine

[@donnadees1971]

Finally found photos of ancients using little purses. So glad.

[@vincentnguyen777]

Not to mention how the Ancients were obsessed with snake imagery. The feathered serpents in South America, the Chinese Dragon, Nagas throughout Asia, and the Uraeus in Egypt.

[@chebra36]

I grew up on Maori legends and recall the legend of Tane and the baskets of knowledge. The hand bags that are depicted in stone carvings have always fascinated me and it makes sense when you relate them to the gifting of knowledge when you think about their significance.

[@seth2687]

Wasn't knowledge at it was manipulation.

[@poppyfoutoulis198]

It is not a bag.

[@WinZard]

It is what holds the pinecone shaped tool.

[@HalfWarrior]

None of you can truly know it’s significance or meaning.

[@BenPat88]

@@seth2687ll these cultures that built megalithic works we cannot duplicate today with our high technology and wealth…most if not all of them had these handbag depictions and they had abilities we do not possess. I don’t think it’s deception or manipulation and besides it could be lost knowledge that our own arrogance and ignorance failed to recognize the importance of at the time and destroyed it or let it be lost…maybe even purposefully, which isn’t ignorance; it is evil. Evil like ISIS destroying museum pieces, like the Spanish Conquistadors destroying “pagan” temples, texts and artwork, and wiping out men, women, children, like Smithsonian Institute hiding or destroying archeological finds that don’t fit their narrative, like Roman Catholic religious zealots “convincing” (by force) converts to destroy their cultural heritage, language and historical records and burying “heretical” objects, knowledge and objects in the Vatican substructures, never to be seen again…these are acts of evil and rob humanity of its past and likely its future simultaneously. The real deceivers are the “elites” of history (past and present) that think they know what is best for common people to be allowed exposure to, or in reality, what they want to divulge in order to maintain control of the population and keep us enslaved…

[@jvbonzi]

Some minor details that I noticed: 1. Thumb is always on the front of the purse handle. 2. There are always wrist bracelets on both wrists, but sometimes just one of them has the flower in the middle. 3. Biceps bracelets. 4. A feather cover on the throat on the winged ones 5. Necklace with a pointer at the end. 6. At the edge of the "skirt", at the ankle level, always has two strings dropping on each side of the front foot, with two feathers each. 7. When in form of an eagle head, the mouth is always open with the tongue a bit twisted. 8. Daggers in the belt. 9. The hair at the level of Adam's apple has a larger spiral (similar to the beard) probably an earring.

[@TroyC68]

opposing hand from the bag, always has a conical device... Edward Leedskalnin used the same device to build Coral Castle in the early to mid 1900's... the more you know :P

[@wattsiswhat]

Also to point out is that the bags are often different. Some are longer. Others are wider. Some are larger. Others are smaller. Some have patterns. Others seem solid. In those ways, they're like the modern handbag. We can assume what they are, but, we'll never know.

[@ryanmckee6971]

Very good observations!

[@luisnarvaez4147]

You missed that the handbag is always held in the left hand

[@stefaniamirri1112]

1. To have control, they control 2. The flower symbol of life means they are doing something related to life..thinking about (a Souls contenitor or DNA) or creating factually implanting(the seeds cone)..hence are they creating life as body suits by which to let live the souls they are carring?) 3. High ranks 4. Very INTERESTING, this looks like a signature: Who is The Word? In the body the Word is Spoken out through throat and mouth and The Word(Lord Jesus of Nazareth) created the world...bur THESE DENY THE WORD: luke a statement: we dont need to speak/communicate to create (We are better, we can do that even without speaking..)..and who says and thinks in this way? 5. Earthly, DOWN LEVEL OF DENSITY, they came on this level of density..hence thety are spirits trying to enbody themselves in this level of density and create life. 6.duality 7. Sounds like a serpent tongue.. who has feathers as an eagle...quatzelcoat? Fearhered serpent? 8. They are bringer of knowledge, but also willing to fight, as they carry the power of life, and death 9. Adorned regality..exactly the opposite if humble Jesus. Of what was "adorned" The Lord? Who He IS? Does God need to " show off" or He is way BEYOND APPAREANCES, LOOKS and silliness like this?

[@drew-shourd]

100%, because that 'handbag' is shown in so many globally widespread carvings and hieroglyphs, over centuries, then it has to hold some extreme symbolic importance, this is a mystery that has wrecked me for close to three decades.

[@adamplona9438]

The baghdad battery is how old? What if the "handbag" is a battery?

[@donaldcrawfordiii554]

It is a bucket not a handbag. When are people going to wake up!

[@KevinMannix-sf5zk]

Tell me why I should tell you what it means How do I know ? Oral Tradition

[@AdriansCreatures]

@@donaldcrawfordiii554Hand bag or bucket, doesn’t change the fact it’s unknown and unknown of the purpose, stop trying to claim facts.

[@hook-x6f]

Gifts of knowledge from the Gods. I do not consider a more advanced being a god myself. Superior but not the creator. My creator I believe is my higher self and your higher self. We are one and the same. We are here to observe as the all seeing eye of the creator. The word of the Lord came to me, saying, Before I formed you (body) in the womb I knew you (consciousness)." And then God told Jeremiah, "You (consciousness) must go to everyone I send you (body), and you will speak whatever I command you." (shared consciousness) -Jeremiah 1-7 "Then the Lord put forth his hand, and touched my mouth. And the Lord said unto me, Behold, I have put my words in thy mouth." (shared consciousness) We are here to witness and to build and to plant and to destroy and rebuild. We are never born and we never die. Separation is an illusion. Ego is an illusion. This world is an illusion.

[@dawnezone8491]

In Maori lore, there were 3 baskets that are known as the baskets of knowledge, which Tane had to ascend to the Heavens to retrieve them. They were Te kete-tuatea (basket of light), Te kete-tuauri (basket of darkness) and Te kete-aronui (basket of pursuit)

[@deborahmckenzie6117]

kia ora Dawne, thankyou for sharing this knowledge of our Ancestors. There is much to be learned from our ancient lore. I wish there was more research available to all about this,

[@lindasvenske5434]

Thank you for sparing.

[@iceYoni]

Churrr 👍

[@hilohattie3681]

Mahalo nui for the addition of this lesser known Māori lore. The idea that Tane had to journey to acquire light, darkness and the ability to quest itself may be symbolic to the spiritual itself.

[@devrajshakya]

I think Maori people are the descendants of king Ashoka of ancient India who belonged to Maorya dynasty. Their 3 baskets of wisdom is strikingly similar to Buddhist holy book ( Tri- pitaka ) meaning 3 baskets of knowledge which the Maorya king Ashoka devoted to and helped spread the message all over. Those tattoos are strikingly similar to the indigenous people of Khalinga whom he had fierce battle with some approx 2400BC. I’m damn sure these people are Emperor Ashoka’s descendants.

[@gabrieldee345don5]

Finally, a documentary about that. Waiting one about these watch-like bracelets.

[@temetnosce2329]

The bracelets is the koptic key. The pinecone is the pinealgland and the bag the wisdom you get from your higher self. 3 keys... Jesus, Maria, the light. Trinity.

[@jillfarley520]

Me too, the watch-like bracelets are interesting and the pattern on them is also found on the ceiling of some temples in India. I watch a lot of Praveen Mohan on KZbin and I noticed that.

[@hilohattie3681]

Tenet… Do you mean “Father, Son, Holy Spirit” or, “Sat, Chit, Ananda” (truth, consciousness, bliss) or, other?

[@ShadowDeus]

the watches are com devices, the pinecone is a microphone and the bag is a power supply.

[@KatrinaAune]

🙏💜🌻

[@alanwerner8563]

Weird to me (and overlooked herein, at least so far). The handbags shown on the Gobekli Tepean, Assyrian, Sumerian and at least the Olmec are not just Similarly Shaped and relatively the same size. THEY ARE IDENTICAL. Look at them again. They’re ALL EXACTLY THE SAME LENGTH AND WIDTH and are suspennded with IDENTICALLY FORMED FERRULES and which attach an IDENTICALLY SHAPED AND DIMENSIONAL HANDLE TOO. There’s Actually NO DISSIMILARITY BETWEEN THEM ALL, as if they all came from the same source. This is a very strange coincidence IMHO. IM NOT THROUGH WATCHING THE REST OF THIS MISSIVE; we’ll see if he brings this coincidence up.

[@alanwerner8563]

OK, I looked at them all again and they’re not Identical. But they Certainly Are QUITE SIMILAR to one another. You could legitimately say they’re Nearly Identical. Same basic saize, same basic shape, same way of being suspended with a rope-style handle, which is always the same length. What amazes me is this: NOBODY has come up with a Brilliant Breakthrough Theory about these things. They remain a MYSTERY. I’ve been captivated about the Pineal Gland/Pine Cone corollary to explain the pine cone nearly always found in the subject’s other hand. But what relation is there between the Pineal Gland and its function AND A GUCCI MANBAG? And speaking of MANBAGS; I believe every example shown in this video is of a Male Figure holding these bags. No Females. That’s Weird too. A really good Sink-Your-Teeth-Into-It Conundrum, I’d say.

[@riversider681]

Very astute. What I noticed that is not addressed is that it must have been critically important HOW you hold the bag. Notice the posture and hand position is the same in all depictions. Never held by ones arm like a woman holds a purse, nor off the shoulder. The arm is never straight but always bent at the elbow. Always all 4 fingers around the handle. HMMM.

[@amyhayutin1738]

Always in the left hand and arm dropping down as if there is weight to them. They could be a metal pot.

[@lisabek72]

And only the winged ones are holding them. They also all have something in the other hand.

[@jackiebeene9609]

Time travelers with their iPads. They seemed to be wearing watches too.

[@timrobertson1597]

Considering there's so many carvings depicting these near identical bags, I'm surprised there's no writings been found about them.

[@donquijote7463]

BRILLIANT.

[@RudiRohrspatz]

WE see these things as handbags, because they look like our modern handbags. But I´m pretty sure, these things are no handbags at all. So if we are searching for "handbags" in older writings, of course we will found nothing. But I´m also pretty sure, these things have to be mentioned in some old writings. So maybe we just have to change our search...

[@masterpooshi6031]

They are water buckets.

[@AdriansCreatures]

@@masterpooshi6031That makes no sense

[@sk8erpunk8389]

hundreds of images of the 'handbag' exist, but instead we're treated to a slideshow of the same 6-7... nearly all of which were Sumerian/Assyrian. They exist across the world - Egypt, Syria, Turkey, India, South America, Central America, China, etc. The holders of the bags are always holding a pinecone/fruit/seed in the opposite hand, are almost always accompanied by other figures holding staffs/poles, and some show an almost fractal/infinite loop (smaller copies of the larger image carved onto the handbag itself). The object generally appears to be of simple construction (twisted handle, sometimes woven bag/bucket/pail), which excludes an advanced technology as we would think of one. The pinecone/fruit/seed thing is never represented on a tree/plant within the same image, so I doubt the purpose is to represent harvesting/planting of something. Pinecones have represented enlightenment throughout history - our Pineal Gland (third eye, seat of the soul, etc) is named after the Pinecone. The Pineal Gland sits at the geometric center of our brains, is theoretically linked to psychedelic experiences, and is also responsible for our day/night circadian rhythm and receives more blood flow than any other part of our bodies. Ancient civilizations had a firm grasp of ratios/geometry and the pinecone is a perfect representation of the Fibonacci Sequence, as well. These carvings are loaded with symbolism and exist all around the world at sites that we are slowly starting to realize pre-date accepted timelines of civilization. They were carved by cultures responsible for every megalithic site we know of; sites and architecture we can't seem to understand/replicate. Someday, I hope we unearth/translate manuscripts that discuss these objects or at least an ancient historical account of their use. Perhaps under the sea of sand dunes in the Sahara, inside the Labyrinth of Hawara, at the base of the pyramids of Mexico, or even in the many caves/underground complexes and passageways of Turkey or India.

[@ralphhillier676]

could the pin We all carry one today eh?e cone not a pine cone but a form of communication? People have risen and died many times not thousands but millions of years

[@dougmoore7855]

Handbags come in endless sizes and shapes but these are nearly identical which is beyond coincidence. Odds of all of them having nearly identical size and shape are diminishingly small.

[@djmacieg]

coz water buckets look the same all over the world m8

[@helenamcginty4920]

They are buckets. And they arent bright green either.

[@OrdinaryCritic]

@@djmaciegI’m guessing they have weakass arms if that’s how small their buckets are.

[@batcollins3714]

All mobile phones today are almost identical sizes too. Just an observation.

[@EmeraldEyesEsoteric]

Those tiny things don't look they would carry much of anything.

[@paulrevere47]

Also noted are the prolific 'wrist watch' like wrist bracelets.

[@sharonholdren7588]

I lived in the Middle East (Iraq, Syria and Jordan) for 6 months during the '70s. And practically lived in the museums. I saw tons of this and never had any idea what I was looking at!

[@josephmorelli3191]

Wonderful presentation. I enjoyed it tremendously.

[@TheInstinctWithinV2]

What's interesting to me is that most, if not all the places have flood myths, and a story of a man arriving by boat from the ocean. The man always grants knowledge of how to build, and I would like to think, brought the knowledge of how to plant, grow, and harvest plants. The images always show a male figure holding a bag, basket, etc. As well as a pinecone, seed, or fruit. It could be as simple as them telling the story of this mysterious bringer of food and construction expertise.

[@Think-dont-believe]

Yes good thinking that is one of the leading theories is the seeds of life

[@dduckman1423]

Bringing genetically improved seed for cropping. This is the dawn of agriculture and civilization.

[@rdg760jr2]

Where can i hear or read about this? I find it fascinating

[@jerrykimbrough9295]

It's a bag of magic potions like a shaman

[@mariasophia383]

Very spot on 🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@thedude3251]

The handbags are never in their right hand, they are always in their left hand, just an observation.

[@swaters5127]

One of the Mesoamerican did.

[@04938dreadfelix]

That's because us anunnaki are left handed.

[@marcob.6949]

It is intresting that these gods walked with hand bags, bracelets and according to records they were recognizable because walking in strange way ...like on top of toes, all things that actually women do, hand bags, bracelets and hill shoes

[@MrBigbadbob09]

Left leaves the body open for the artists

[@chriswilliamson83]

Actually there were about 5 depicted in the right hand and one pic showed someone with a bag in each hand, just have another look thru this vid.

[@memyselfandi7303]

So nice to get this quality of material free of charge!

[@MPADAD1]

Has anyone transcribed the text written OVER the bags? It would be revealing to know what it "says."

[@robertbevill5085]

Yes they say these are not handbags

[@thezwerdz8560]

That's what I was wondering. What does it say over the bag its self and why is that not the focus of translation?

[@eggheadusa]

Right

[@SoRight8]

Exactly

[@richard-gmxbramwell5068]

@@robertbevill5085 They are weights, usually held in the left hand ( and a wrist band with 12 "petals") , usually by figures with wings.

[@davehawes8177]

The handles are interesting details. On the majority of images, they are obviously depicting metal handles as they show a twisted construction and a pivoting joint. This construction is not something that you would expect on a sophisticated device but rather exactly what you would expect on an object of the Era. Another example shown has clearly defined carving showing a woven basket. They all appear to depict a common theme however, suggesting shared knowledge over most of the earth. Maori used the Kete extensively in everyday life so they were common objects for them. The Kete were woven from flax and look exactly like the carved depiction shown. I believe the images depict bringing of knowledge to mankind.

[@thomasmount3530]

I noticed the weave too. The weave could be watertight.

[@TheRuizsByTim]

The oldest image of the “bags” so far are those on pilar 43 at Gobekli Tepe. There are a set of 3 on that pilar. Given the effort put into creating these pilars I have no doubt that there are 3 bags/baskets was significant. Now, coming forward, we have the 3 baskets of knowledge of the Maori. I believe that this should be taken as a significant indication of what these bags/baskets represented. Also, on one of the bags from Mesopotamia there is carved a small image of the larger image it is a part of. We can then imagine that on the tiny bags in that image is another of the same images, and so on. Could this be implying the concept of infinity, or of infinate knowledge? I think this concept of knowledge in some form makes more sense than alien communication devices or other ideas along those lines.

[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

Tim Ruiz: my guess is technology needed by aliens to have a language in common with the beings from another world you wish to communicate with. Why would they even come here except to see how these locals think about who and what they are. If you went into the Amazon jungle, and you met people you would really like to talk with them.

[@JudithEAdams]

Good reasoning!

[@leslieerfurth9097]

We are a small part of something bigger, which is a part of something bigger, which is a part of something bigger

[@carlospastorcabezaslandazu6779]

I am really impressed, beyond the backs, bynwhat seems to a watch. I question then, when was the time piece inventes and bases no what .

[@carlospastorcabezaslandazu6779]

It's not like someone said, "they all carriles the bah no the left hand", but in some culturs the bag is on the left and others on the right uniformely.

[@MissPresley69]

They were probably carrying their mobile phones around in these bags🤣

[@wargreymon2024]

You are close, I know what it is. It's ancient dead weight (gauge block) which is useful for trade, it needed a handle bc it is heavy rick. That's why only the "gods" carry them, bc only the rich at the time has to carry it, they often do big trades while the poor dont.

[@waynekerr2397]

It's probably nothing but I just realised on all of these carvings showing someone carrying a 'handbag', it shows it being carried by 4 fingers with the thumb running along the handle. I would have thought at lease some would show it being carried with all 5 fingers wrapped around the handle but not one of them did. Is the handbag a device of some sort with an on/off switch being controlled by the thumb. Whatsmore, they are all of the same design. Did they all share a common maker? Why doesn't the design vary? Just a thought....

[@StoutProper]

No the carvings are very deliberate, the fact they they are all the same and all are carried with the thumb in that position is definitely significant.

[@loveisalliam]

Perhaps its a switch or button . What about the watch and the egg shaped pointed out ?

[@lunario]

Hahahahahah, have you ever tried picking up a handbag?

[@macealexander]

It's the same bag and usually the same deity, just a different name. Not exactly sure what the bags function is but something tells me it's a scientific marvel that's got some type of pocket dimension capability.

[@Paddyman8869]

Its not a handbag it's a bucket of soil it's part of my peoples mythology

[@johnschell7514]

My friend at work was just talking about the hand bag they dance with in their religious dances. He's Shoshone Bannock native American. Their hand bag is exactly as depicted in ancient art.

[@deskjockie4948]

Does he have any idea what the bags signify?

[@poppyfoutoulis198]

It is not a bag but a key

[@StoutProper]

What do they keep in them?

[@SoRight8]

What do the bags hold?

[@Lifesbeengood]

Northern Idaho?

[@ToxicAvengerCleanYourMind]

It's crazy how people's perception of history can change or be forgotten if not passed down to generations afterwards. Also, I wish they taught this stuff in schools as it's completely fascinating and broadens a persons imagination and appreciation of this experience on this planet

[@warrenmalpas9875]

They didn't have the knowledge then. The knowledge at that time wrote the history books...🥴

[@zrinka4556]

Those looks like a water pots, most simple and most logic explanation. Sadhus in India still carry them even nowadays. Sea level use to be lower, e.g. from south India use to be able to reach New Zealand long way by land and just little by boats.

[@hook-x6f]

The pinecone is often depicted with the handbag and the pinecone represents consciousness. The handbag represents bringing gifts of knowledge. !00% certain because of the pinecone and aliens are psychic. There is a ton of knowledge behind the pinecone/consciousness connection and the pinecone is also found all over the ancient world.

[@tonyletros3171]

Don't overlook what's usually held in the other hand - a 'pine-cone' object. This must be strongly related to the hand bag.

[@traceyoung5592]

Not to mention the significance of the pine cone to Catholicism.

[@realtalkwithj-man5195]

It's the pineal gland

[@Trizzer89]

@@realtalkwithj-man5195 I dont think so. They didnt do precise dissections back then. Also, every mammal has a pineal gland, we are not special

[@michaelmurray6577]

​@@realtalkwithj-man5195No, I dont think so. I would say its a drill bit, its alsways present where we find amazing building, carvings and polished granite etc

[@KevinMannix-sf5zk]

@@realtalkwithj-man5195 Otherwise known as the Red Herring

[@trevorcalhoun4530]

Have any of these bags been found in tombs and burial places world wide?

[@Onewitekrow]

That's the question I have asked also. Surely with all those handbags and beings and all that movement and exchanges and conflicts etc. At least one of the bags logically should be found or discovered, the is if they are tangible objects and not some thought form construct symbolically rendered in carvings....???

[@yinyangyin]

simple answer . . . . . . no. 🏴‍☠️

[@zilgill9589]

I sure they have, along with staffs with tuning fork prongs on the end. But they are never displayed

[@kaywalker4433]

in India they call them lingam stones.

[@kaywalker4433]

in the uk they are called standing stones...lol,

[@jamesbarker8732]

There is so much we don't know and/or understand. I really hope in my lifetime some of these mysteries are solved

[@mathiasniemeier4359]

The Lord, said Nothing will be covered, without being uncovered.

[@gratefulkm]

They are all solved, and they are all explained and confirmed within plain sight nothing is lost But helping the blind see is a awkward thing to do

[@nz-nz]

There is so much that has been kept from us!!!!!!

[@_4caz]

@@gratefulkm what do u mean by this. where has this been explained

[@KnowledgeableOne-oc6xn]

​@gratefulkm well since it's solved give us some insight because obviously we don't know

[@panninggazz5244]

p. diddy bags? jest kiddin'. i couldn't help myself, seriously, thank you for taking the time to make this video...my mother was an archaeologist and I am a septuagenarian now.......i find it more than satisfying to have lived long enough to know what we know now.

[@dougnave8258]

One thing that struck me was the proportions of the bag to the other objects in the carvings. Has anyone studied this and compared the proportions used by different cultures?

[@juliamorganscott9384]

At 4:16, the close-up of the handbag shows it decorated with images of two figures, one carrying a tiny handbag. Mind blown.

[@StoutProper]

Again at 13:38

[@katieewatson8]

Fractal! 😆

[@BenPat88]

Yea and it’s a tree thing between them, are they picking fruit from the tree of knowledge? And other depictions they are giving the fruit to rulers or shamans, or maybe they are flower of life plant and they are picking petals or flowers for rituals or something

[@Calcifernus]

In the middle is the dna spiral representation

[@sunnyray7819]

Nice catch, man, now they are just are messing with us.

[@wrdennig]

I find it noteworthy that, in many of the reliefs, the bag is held away from and in front of the bearer. Perhaps the bearer is striding. Or, perhaps there is some emanation, from the bag, that needs to be distanced from the body. It's also interesting that not everyone has a bag.

[@maymay5600]

Some need while dont need They came here but i guess the atmosphere wasnt cutting it for some

[@dolf5039]

And that the bag appears mostly held by the left hand.

[@StoutProper]

As if they were hot or dangerous

[@seandavidt3538]

I think it’s a lodestone. The ancients appear to have understood magnetics beyond our present capabilities.

[@childofGod3113]

It keeps being called a handbag, to me it looks like a small pail. The handle is the kind that is able to allow the pail to move without spilling its contents.

[@jmowens69]

It's a water pail. It's been studied and settled archeology.

[@americanwoman6246]

@@jmowens69 archaeology... Those people who said the great pyramid was built in 20 years... Using pounding stones and copper saws? 🤣🤣🤣 I suppose you think they carved the obalisk at aswan with pounders.. and how do you suppose they carved the basalt paving stones?

[@brucemercer7753]

@@jmowens69 Yes of course, people from the world over, all used pails of the same exact size and shape while wearing the same wrist and arm adornments despite what we are told are not able to contact each other They are pails, all the same, because they could all fashion metal into pails and made them the exact same way to see them at the Ancient Lowe's/Home Depot... silly everyone else. It is settled. Pails. Clownworld

[@jinavl]

As i posted b4, the "handbags" are buckets of water..water =life..the depictions are represented as the bringers of life/civilization

[@ellehan3003]

I wrote a bucket (pail) too, saying its for incense. That just my best guess. I'm only guessing but it reminded me of the priests in ancient Jerusalem in the temple with their insence. Not sure why that doesn't get mentioned. I will look into the water thing too now.

[@THXn11]

Hmmm. The bag. The pine cone, the watch... kind of reminds me of a Geiger counter with the bag being the device, the pine cone is the sensor and the watch the device that measures/ warns against radiation exposure. People the use Geiger counters today still use techniques that look just like in the ancient images. Just a casual observation

[@rosella8595]

People have wild imagination. Answear is much simplier. It is the story of creation. How they gave life to us. Pine is often tree of life. Cone is its flower and seeds. THEY GAVE US LIFE(seeds=sperm). In 1 handbag there is tree of life and 2 humanoids. It is there right in front of your eyes if you want to see it. Also a story about "fallen angels" mating with humans. I will look into this further when I have time and more understanding about it from different sources.

[@lowkey213]

Has anyone noticed that nimrods legs have multiple images in them. Including a shield in the caff muscle. Also on his under arms. He’s giving something. The bag has a picture of a tree with fruit. Probably the origins story of the tree of life. Ane he is sharing the knowledge to people and civilizations

[@GoddessStone]

Perhaps the only thing an ancient Sumerian would be shocked by, is that even though there are over 150 images of this item in this video alone, we still keep calling it a "handbag".

[@GoddessStone]

They were made of stone...

[@jamescamp7664]

@@GoddessStone yes definitely stone tech and also in the other hand he is holding another piece of stone tech in the form of a cone

[@usemythirdarm]

You do realize these buckets have been found and are made from metal? The transcript on the sculptures also translates to "drawing bucket"

[@callum105]

what would u call it. it looks like a handbag, im not saying it is one though

[@leliad7602]

Well, if you know what it is give us a new term.

[@delinquentinparadise]

The NewZealand Māori language and the language of North African nomadic desert peoples have such a similarity that they can understand each other’s speech on occasion. This was found to be so by Māori soldiers during the First World War when they were stationed in Egypt.

[@epengelly2503]

Wow really? That's amazing. Shared origin?

[@gregorymerritt2528]

There is a connection with the African Moors. As evident in Maori

[@KayInMaine]

That makes me wonder if it's true that all the continents were actually all one land and that's why each has the same kind of monoliths now with them all separated? This could explain why the Maori language and the North African nomadic desert people can understand each other. Fascinating!!

[@guruware8612]

@@KayInMaine the pangaea supercontinent began to break apart about 200 million years ago, there were no people to talk to each other, nor were there people to erect monoliths. oh, i forgot the aliens coming to earth to build monuments of stone, which luckily didn't erode until now

[@TheZapan99]

The documentary series "New Zealand: Skeletons in the Cupboard" suggests that the Maori folk hero Māui was in fact an Egyptian explorer from Ptolemaic Egypt.

[@michelepastele5347]

Fascinating video. It was very interesting to see that the 'handbags'have appeared throughout the world!

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sfgazette2833]

@@DiscloseTruthTV It is a HAND HELD POWER GENERATOR! IT IS A BATTERY! I have one but it did not come withthe hand held piece but the generator with its handle LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE my hand held generator!

[@brendanwarrick4978]

I think people go to deep into it and forget how important a early tool can be back then. Lets say it is a basket which allows collection of larger amounts or crops, clays and all ranges of materials and could be used to carry tool of a trade much like a educated dr of only 100 years ago would have. We still use it today a quote "handbag" and the fact is it very much could have been the first tool made, watching how birds and animal make nests and constricting the first basket. Take away a basic tool like the wheel and that basket becomes extremely important and widely used for absolutely everything.

[@anandpendyala]

Any traditional Hindu will tell you it is “ kamandal” . It is used for holding water by wandering sages. Indian civilization is built by rishis . any depiction of these sages on rock carvings and sculptures always has kamandal

[@davidbreckler5327]

These handbags are usually seen accompanied by the symbol of the pinecone. The pinecone represents the pineal gland. There has been a connection established between the monoatomic white powder gold and it’s effect on the pineal gland. The white powder gold is considered to be the tree of life and of extreme importance. Therefore I assume that the handbags carried the white powder gold.

[@phillipmolis8398]

I find myself in agreement by n large, but could there be any connection or relation to Mana? I understand the ancient importance of white gold and the Anunnaki linkage, but given the extremely otherwise limited forms of lasting communications, could there be an argument against the thorough examination of these glyphs details? It may very well yield amazing results!

[@ghike30]

so dissapointing that he didnt mention the connection, and no mention of mysterious uncharted global tunnel systems either

[@audreyjacobsen1957]

another wonderful observation

[@jerryodom7358]

It carried tightly closed, unopened pine cones..used with cantations to move any size object, possibly more….

[@Carlos-fh8wk]

This is interning I had not heard this before. Is there a book or link ? Thanks David.

[@billybaty5215]

I read about a theory that the handbags may be electrical devices of the ancient creator "gods" that act as a catalyst to start their electrical machinery, like our condensers starting a refrigerator. Their primary use may have been to start up their spacecraft but also possibly for their surface machinery. One depiction in your video shows a handbag with a guy who looks like he's wearing a spacesuit. The photo of Quetzalcoatl looks like he is powering a spacecraft and also shows the handbag.

[@hook-x6f]

That is exactly what I have been saying for years, the bag represents gifts of knowledge brought fromthe heavens and the pinecone represents the gift of spirit and consciousness.

[@emmap1159]

Or the pinecone represents the pineal gland, the part of the brain that prays. And they offer it to a serpent. What does the serpent represent?

[@colinframpton6118]

I think the Ancient Handbag Symbol is a symbol of the carrier of knowledge wisdom and technology

[@seanmurray4992]

Agreed but the only way they would all end up using that Same symbol would mean they all had something in common witch then leads one to the extra/ultra terrestrial/dimension

[@doranmcferran9663]

Could it be that the universal depiction of the handbag is symbolic of the "enlightened" ones distribution the seeds of agriculture to the survivors of the cataclysm?

[@herakleitus]

To me, even more mysterious than the baskets is the six white horizontal lines on all the book spines behind him.

[@thomasmount3530]

@@BrotherChad I noticed those! in China if you want to open a restaurant, you buy a shelf of fake books. It and the shelves are designed to be visual accessories only. In Shenzhen there are more fake western books in restaurants and coffee shops than there are real ones in the schools. To feel wise is more important than being so. All you hard-working folks with your Geology, History and Archaelogy PHds need to bite the bullet, get off your shiny backsides, and go back to the drawing board. There is work to be done!!!

[@AdriansCreatures]

It’s obviously a green screen

[@Tevita-]

I find it interesting that the bags are always carried by a winged creature representing the ability to fly, while the “bags” look more like hot air balloon baskets. Perhaps the pine cones represent re-forestation or replanting. Maybe the creature holding the basket is a symbol for the flying machine that carried survivors across the oceans carrying grain, seeds and other means to start over in a distant land.

[@janadixon936]

The wings represent priests. It is a bucket that priests hold containing holy water which was sprinkled over the supplicants to give them a spiritual buzz. The tool for sprinkling is either a pine cone or a feather.

[@kaywalker4433]

the bag is not a bag its a load stone. a source stone. a destination stone he is ready for flight and he is opening with the pinecone a conduit a cosmic conduit. a cosmic serpent from the tree of life to his destination. a stargate...to the stones origin, the bag...lol, will be placed in the craft. plus the cosmic serpent you will use when you leave here and also when you return..

[@jamesclukey7488]

My interpretation of the wings on the creatures is an attempt to visualize and animate how they had the ability to fly. Instead of only showing two stationary wings, inicating no movement, they sculpted four wings to demonstrate the act of flight. Possiblity, yes, no maybe ?

[@StoutProper]

Good theory

[@StoutProper]

Carrying hot coals or fire maybe?

[@Moomukshu]

In ancient India, we had sages, seers or what we call "rishis" who would have a very similar object with them always, this was a small container with handle often made of copper which would hold water, this was called " kamandalu". The water would be used for drinking, auspicious rituals, yadnyas, to purify things or even curse by uttering a mantra.

[@prakas631]

they are preists or shamans with holy (mantra,hymn enriched)water,used bless good or curse the bad.

[@JudithEAdams]

Thanks for sharing this information. On that line, might the eaglemen guards/warriors be carrying the "water of life"? It's all so fascinating.

[@SS_Nationalist]

Kamandal is still using Today

[@SS_Nationalist]

Bro maybe They are Sadhu or indication of Our Sapta-Rishi!!

[@petersmith3009]

The Elders (female Elders are called Grandmothers), in North American cultures all carry a bag that they refer to as their "bundle". In the bag are ceremonial items. Tobacco, pipe, sage, crystals, feathers, and all other items used for ceremony. So I do not find the bags/bundles surprising. The fact that all the ones depicted in ancient engravings are identical around the World, both in distance and time, shows that before the recorded history that has survived, there was global communication. I also find this in ancient maps, showing not just coastlines, but inland features. At one time, there were civilizations much further advanced than we are today.

[@sidilicious11]

The fact that the bag is held by a handle away from the body, not strapped on a belt, across the chest, or on the back, must have some significance that makes me think it’s a device that could cause damage if it touches skin or is too close to the body. Radiation? Heat? The bag’s size is pretty uniform, holding only small amounts of something. The size doesn’t vary like it would if it were a common satchel or a fashion statement. It’s a specific size for a reason.

[@MIKETTT369-do2cg]

Do all of you remember Tom Sawyer, a string was tied to his finger so that he won't forget the things he has do.Exactly like that this handbag will remind them not t reveal their secrets to others.

[@1800imawake]

I believe the handbag is a metaphor and the pictures also show them holding a pinecone most of the time with watches on their wrists. This metaphor tells me these are people with great technology with the key to consciousness and life in their hands.

[@John-nd4fu]

Some think they were primitive of some sort... they were way ahead of us..

[@williamfaulkner7005]

That is not a pinecone, but a Holy Hand grenade!

[@nocomments5029]

Nah man, I doubt it’s metaphor. Accoms razor.

[@davidbrind8837]

The symbol of the pine cone comes to mind as it is similar to the thousands of cone shaped tools unearthed by Michael Tellinger,in southern Africa, which apparently has something to do sonic vibrations

[@MARILYNANDERSON88]

In my region many half moon shaped stones were carved and thought to be mystical, however it seems that the stones were used in preparing ducks for dinner.

[@albertducharme3937]

The connes It Denotes a new birth a new beginning

[@lindamclean8809]

I’ve been interested in the pine cones for a long time as well.......... I think I saw Michael Tellinger say they were used to make things levitate.........need to know more ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lindamclean8809]

I wonder if there is any mention of the bags and the cones in the cuneiform texts .........I’d like to know what the texts say that are written on the figures holding the bags and the cones........❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@gloriaswims3478]

And this is probably how the huge blocks were moved while building the pyramid

[@RaraAvis1138]

Thank you, i really enjoyed this. Ive kept my mind open my whole life and as time goes on, there is more and more evidence of all kinds of really interesting and to me, logical things. So much of history needs to gone over again with more open mindedness. The idea of scientists being so close minded to changing their minds is actually gross. Nothing is permanent, especially ideas.

[@PEN1_Ontario_909]

Looks more like a bucket with possibly water. In one carving 2 ppl have a drinking bowl in their hands and behind them a person with that same bucket.

[@murrayblythe9129]

What about the pine cones? Related to tne pineal gland?

[@apothecaryjames7968]

Amazing topic and video! It's ironic how you said one of the theories was using the bag to time travel. If you have ever watched any of the Umbrella Academy Series they use a briefcase to time travel and change history to prevent the end of times. What's in the bag or what it was used for has always been a peak interest of mine.

[@andreearey1954]

Make sense to me, timetravel devices, or poker dimensions device, hindu deities are depicted with this devices too. In the movie antman, a travel luggage has an entire building in it. In Fantastic beast, the suitcase has worlds in it.

[@weitsufan1903]

I am most curious about the watch-like wristband worn by many of these creatures. Just wonder if you have had any documentary on it?

[@mauriciopiper5952]

Looks like a Panerai to me.

[@manfredkoestli8797]

fab thoughts! but what about the pine-cone? thx so much, it is so important to know and solve this outstanding secret(s)!! cheers!

[@magalipiendel411]

These dials (like watches) on many wrists are often worn by people carrying these bags. Thank you so much for this other outstanding video!

[@magalipiendel411]

It seems that the conic elements were carried in these bags. Have we got any viable info on these cones? I wonder if they were hi-tech devices. Because of the presence of gigantic ancient structures (cities, temples, monuments, etc.) so elaborate and sophisticated, it's evident the Ancients invented advanced technology way before we did. Which involves communication technology too.

[@sumanthsura5324]

They are not hand bags. They are pots of energized water used for various spiritual purposes.

[@joyb2285]

Thank you for sharing this piece of history. I find it very interesting!

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Our pleasure!

[@thediplomasta5891]

Well I'm with Daniken on this one. Here's the connections I got: The bag is almost always seen with the cone in the other hand. The only witnesses to ever see Ed Leedskalnin levitate the stone to build coral castle, said that he was holding some kind of cones in his hands when he did it. I propose that the bag is a component of the levitating cones. Perhaps a power source, or a fixed frequency resonator. We know that ancient tech worked off of frequency, tuned naturally by crystals. Their need for electricity was small. It only requires a small voltage to make crystals do their thing. How they used that frequency to accomplish work, is what we don't know. We can recreate a small act of sound-induced levitation (deafening sound) in a lab, on a ping-pong ball with amazing control. But we cannot do it with silent frequency, and we cannot do it with 200 ton blocks.

[@nz-nz]

Ooh… thought… Maybe the bag IS the bag for the PINECONE?????

[@stanleysteemr1316]

Why are you convinced that it's a Handbag.? In dry desert terrain a bucket of Water would be highly valuable. There is No Life without Water.

[@def-po8tu]

It's not a bucket

[@bruceshaw2402]

Are they handbags or small buckets , in saxon burials buckets just like this have been found at the feet of the body ( is this where the term " kicked the bucket comes from ? " ) just a thought for others to ponder .

[@EinarBordewich]

I think their obsession with the solstice and equinox is expressed in the ritual and importance that the seed must have had. The handbags are simply where they had the seed with which they "fertilized" the earth. The importance of sowing at the right time, as well as praying to the gods for good crops, is reflected in the enormous significance this event must have had.

[@MrBrinkman721]

We need more people talking about this.

[@victorcasale7013]

It's what the ' bags ' contain that I am interested in. No need to carry an empty bag, unless the intention is to put something into it. Or perhaps they are already filled. Knowledge is an intangible asset. No need for a very tangible bag to carry consciousness. So, I believe that something solid was carried around in the ubiquitous strikingly similar ' handbags ' represented in ancient cultures worldwide. What might that be ?: Any ideas?

[@MojoMajik]

Every One of these images show the Entities also holding the Pineal Gland, that’s the common denominator. It is the Bag of Knowledge. The Seed Bag. Star Seed Bag if you will..It’s always shown when a new Civilization is being formed.

[@emmap1159]

And they offer it too a serpent which seems kind of sinister

[@erichelfrich1011]

Really nice production values= music, visual fades etc. I have seen these "bags" many times but I had no idea how ubiquitous they were in the ancient world! Just amazing. I would love to know what they mean and why they are all over the planet.

[@MARILYNANDERSON88]

Maybe a sports function, such as a curling stone, these are the great athletes traveling to sports events. The bird headed icons are team mascots: Perhaps spokes persons for pollen products improving athletic capabilities

[@sfgazette2833]

I am pretty sure they are a hand held generator, I have one! It looks just like it! Look up small generators!

[@anzacman5]

Another possibility, some kind of breathing device or converter.

[@susanandrew5240]

Whatever the bags must have been very important, looks like only certain people had them, I would be interested in the wings also !

[@udaisinghboudh9579]

It is kamandal....

[@peterd3215]

It's a bag full of SEEDS. At its most basic it's likely a metaphor for simply "gift giving" but due to the hinged handles lt is likely something very precious or easy to spill as they are held down low at the waist as if heavy but out slightly so as to not knock them over with body movement, a balancing act you do for something you don't want to loose the contents of - Look at the thumb placement too a heavyish sack. Perhaps this is further backed up by the small planted trees in between the bags as if representing the seeds growing. Crops would surely be in short supply following a world wide cataclysm and the savours of each continent (with the wings representing a foreign visitor) would be the ones that stored their grains and seeds best. They would be welcomes everywhere they go I bet. Either SEEDS in the real sense of the word or "Seeds of knowledge" as represented by the pine cone implanted into the back of the head (as shown in some pictures) Anyhow pillar 43 is Def three sunsets. Not handbags, it's way above the animals and no one is holding them.

[@JamesBond-fc9wr]

What always confused me with the handbag is that with the ability to do such fine carvings, why is the bag nearly always depicted so plain looking if it holds such importance to them in the artwork.. Strange that.. 🤔

[@jeanhorseman9364]

The articulated handle indicates to me a container for water needing to be kept level. Objects that are needed frequently might be kept in the hand rather than in a bag slung over the shoulder or back. The small size indicates the object is light and small. I still think that it might be water or a fluid of some kind

[@stevenbrown7852]

Yes

[@hiamaraldvaan7221]

There was grain. Only substance in which they coud store those pinecones that were capable of cutting through anything. These cones are shamir. You can see how they charge them by applying to this pole, around which you can see electric discharge symbolized as flowers

[@peterd3215]

And they are all kept low to the waste but out slightly to avoid spillage. It shows the vast importance of fresh water which seems most reasonable. I think the alien thing is so far off, the passing of knowledge from a very very old civilization to newer ones is most plausible, and by passing fresh water you are basically extending your hand in friendship I would say, a gift that is hard to find. A bond of trust.

[@pama9884]

Looks like many of the carvings also show a “watch” or flower bracelet on the wrists of the individuals carrying the “bags”. Any ideas what the bracket might be and if they could be related to the bags?

[@mapes4662]

I find it interesting that the position of all bags is the same - outstretched arm held straight, bag always below waist level. Is it always the left arm? Great vid, well done.

[@anzacman5]

Are they giving it to someone? Who are they handing it to?

[@randyjara1076]

Also noted the hand position is the same in all cases, with the thumb on the same direction, meaning that these “bags” weren’t heavy!

[@dolf5039]

Mostly left hand ….

[@StoutProper]

@@randyjara1076 the thumb looks like it is held in the position for a particular reason, like for operating a switch

[@StoutProper]

@@anzacman5 it’s almost as if it’s hot or dangerous, like a weapon or bucket of hot coals or fire

[@mikemiller2933]

Thanks for sharing!! I love the history of the ancient civilizations and look forward to checking out your other videos.

[@sevens880]

Urantia book "Except in China, there once existed a universal cult of the tree of life."

[@jeremiahmullikin]

It kind of reminds me of how kids carry around an Easter basket and collect eggs. Same shapes of the "handbags" and pine cones.

[@kissthesky40]

The bags were heavy, shown by the musculature of the gripping forearms. Perhaps a coin purse w heavy gold? Lead? Mercury? Platinum? Meteorites?

[@mevenstien]

Seems to me they may have been used for both symbolic and utility purposes. There has been a similar bag found and documented . it contained fire making implements and tender ( basket of light? ) It was found with the " ice man".

[@ronparedes966]

My take is that the handbag contained these things and were used in these ways: A battery and a transmitter kept hidden in the handbag, a wrist tuning device that looks like a wristwatch, bracelets to ground the operator and bystanders, a wireless pine cone shaped device held in the right hand to focus frequency transmission - possibly to move huge stones or some other powerful force. If you look closely, you'll notice that all handbags were carried in the left hand, and every operator also had a metal bracelet, sometimes multiple bracelets worn on the upper wrist or the biceps of both the operator and also some bystanders. Most operators heads were depicted as part human, part bird or some animal - possibly a protective mask of some kind. Many have wings, indicating they could also fly about, or came from the sky. Stop the video and zoom in to look at the associated paraphernalia being worn or nearby. Fascinating!

[@joselitodagu4269]

Bag content: Ancient Mesopotamia=imported majic mushroom Mayans=coca leaves North America=Paiutes The rest of the world=designer drugs

[@sherahbassard5911]

Yes, I was noticing that too. And that coincides with a finding that the hosts on the KZbin channel Metaphysical just made that the “cones” are lights. They discovered this information in the writings of Sima Quian, the Grand Historian of the Qin Dynasty. Sima Quian was a devoted historian who meticulously documented the history of China. Apparently Emperor Qin was visited by some travelers who were 10 feet tall, covered in feathers and animal skins who traveled there by this spiral boat. They carried a cone that lit up and could cast its light for miles. It sounds like the exact same thing as what is depicted in these reliefs. One of the hosts call the book by its name, “The Loser” but when I researched that name I couldn’t find it anywhere, likely due to the translation of the word. Eventually, I found mention of the story in a blog and then traced it to the Grand Historian texts. Check it out! Pretty amazing stuff.

[@RamblinJer]

There is a possibility handbag symbol was found in the United States on the east coast in September of 2022. As an independent researcher for the last 36 years, I will tell you this: Handbags are not the lone motif connecting ancient sites. There are at least 2 more, a headdress and divine mother motif. It would seem this art existed as part of a very ancient religion which predates all others. Fragments of this religion are still seen today in both Native American and Sanatana Dharma religions. Depictions which are far too complex to be a mere coincidence. Found in both the Old and New World it's further evidence supporting Graham Hancock, and others like myself who are convinced a global civilization once existed, and thrived only to suddenly come to an end.

[@Oddball5.0]

Very interesting. How do you plan on testing your hypothesis?

[@FlymasterFlash]

Could it be the seven gods were actually fallen angels? It is also interesting that American native folklore mentions four books of knowledge that were devided among the four tribes. I have noticed this number before in hieroglyphs of four branches and four flowers for example. Yes, please give me your thoughts on the cone or egg shaped object also prevalent.

[@lisabek72]

And the winged ones are the ones with them

[@tylerjohnson4825]

It makes sense. I’ve found Sumerian symbols in Mayan hieroglyphs as well.

[@One-way]

Pineal gland is the pine cone reference.

[@customsongmaker]

In Genesis 4, I see a possible parallel with the ancient archetypal gods. Lamech, decendant of Cain, had sons. One was "the father of those who live in tents and raise livestock." Another was "the father of all who play the harp and flute." Another forged tools of bronze and iron - presumably the first to invent metalworking? These people lived for hundreds of years, and each would have lived to see thousands of his own descendants. If you lived in a city of 10,000 metalworkers, and and you and all 10,000 were descended from the king who still lived there and was 400 years old, and he invented metalworking, that would be enough to classify him as a god in most cultures.

[@menghao5949]

Saptrhushi (7 Rushis) and 4 Vedas like Vedic civilization.

[@ydnartitcomb1]

I think from the pictures you show us, the bags are present when the individuals in the pictures have something in their hands, looking like a pinecone. The bags are holders for the pinecone device.

[@masrrek5132]

You may be into something there!

[@sfgazette2833]

Yeah its a power generator! Look up hand held power generators only they have a blue tooth component that looks like a pine cone!

[@emmap1159]

Pinecone=pineal gland=the part of the brain that prays. They offer it to a serpent. What does a serpent represent?

[@UnoVicuña]

I think it's a frequency resonator that they used in healing, and levitating heavy objects. Just my intuition.

[@04938dreadfelix]

I think it is a bucket of water that a pinecone is dipped into then the water is shooken off towards people in a fertility ritual.

[@WaningGibbous]

I agree...spot on.

[@MeBe35]

Nice

[@blue_moon6490]

They all used their bags for the same reasons we use our bags. Perhaps a “marmalade sandwich!” ✨

[@PierreDuhamel-lj1vb]

Plastic bags were banned....

[@Romeo7771]

Notice that the ones carrying the bags are doing it always in one hand (generally the left one) and in the other hand they have a cone lifted up as if to throw it. These suggest that the cones are seeds, and the handbags are used to carry the seeds. Also notice the flower bracelets suggesting life. It seems that these sculptures represent the seeding of life. Also the people wearing the bags have always wings, suggesting they were angelic, deity creatures or god-like beings. Therefore these may be representations of gods seeding life. Very interesting.

[@Rodzillaone]

I have been looking at those bags for years, I just noticed that most of the ones holding the bag, have wings or a craft that would fly! I have a theory about the eagle heads on humans. The eagle heads may have been some kind of helmet. Imagine if you could fly, would you put fear in people you want to conquer? The hand bag may have been some kind of power source.

[@erikajohnson3346]

It's native American regalia.we left 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@gregolejniczak5631]

Yeah, that's exactly what I noticed. Basically all of them have wings, maybe using some vibration tech as they think piramids where build by vibration, sound power it could levitate the stones. That's so interesting.

[@dylanberthiaume1224]

Or the use the pine cones as toilet paper then use that bag to keep it in..... who knows?

[@BubuH-cq6km]

so what's your theory for the host of this program sitting in front of shelves of fake books?

[@joselitodagu4269]

Flux capacitor miniaturized!!!

[@EAG963]

I tend to think the bags are symbolic of the sharing of knowledge from one peoples to another, whether that be knowledge of culture, religion, technology or some other understanding or awareness.

[@jasonsweb1]

what do you think the "pine cone" is that they are holding in their other hand? i have noticed this is present in most carvings as well as the handbags

[@margarethinton3840]

My unimformed guess would be that the pinecone carried the seeds of agriculture to an emerging society.

[@WaningGibbous]

It apparently represents the pineal gland

[@kendee4421]

@@margarethinton3840 then why not an ear of corn? You can't eat pine trees.

[@emmap1159]

The pineal gland which is the part of the brain that prays is shaped like a pine cone.

[@mrentertainer47]

Perhaps a microphone?

[@usernametaken6659]

The handbag is actually a ritual bell.

[@blacktopaz40]

I enjoyed watching this video. Intriguing images and fascinating information.

[@skyd.2084]

Beautiful and fascinating stuff 👍💯💕

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@PrasannaKumar-lf7gl]

The bag could contain 'Soma'. Ancient Rishis are depicted carrying something similar

[@hilohattie3681]

Prasannaji… That’s why I mentioned amrita dripping from the pineal after udraveta.

[@SeekingtheLight-cbh]

Mining gold was a major occupation of the created slave humans - Why? Some thoughts are of a need for mono-atomic gold by the aliens to maintain their lifeforms, as their home planet was running out of gold. It makes sense to me. Perhaps the watch-like artifacts on their wrist was a timer of some sort, for when to use a "dose" of the mono-atomic gold from their ever-present "handbags" As good an explanation as any I've heard elsewhere - although better I'd say...

[@anzacman5]

Wouldn't a belt clip-on have been more practical, freeing up both hands?

[@BenPat88]

Better than “it’s a water pail” haha

[@benjaminjr.magisab.1976]

Well according to my own research that all ancient civilazations came from the early black egyptians who travelled and migrated almost all over the world after Egyptians were conquered by the greek, romans, latins and later by the early spaniards and americans and this is historical. The bag figure represents offerings of precious stones and gems like gold, silver and others to be given to their pharoahs as taxes. But anyhow thanks blogger DTTV Documentaries for sharing that video through You Tube. God be with us all! 🙌🤗🙏

[@evora9081]

The pine is a power generator. It has the ability to mould stones and lift them.

[@scottbreseke716]

I have a theory that the handbags might hold their life support system.

[@olgaroche2929]

Exactly: water is necessary/ essential to survive ! Looks like a pail of water, is round shaped , that how looks in relief round objects, also handle is exactly like the ones, pails , I had as child, …

[@atrueearthling4326]

I've always wondered about this and the watch thing they wear.

[@fionascott3260]

If you notice the watch thing has a very similar pattern on it in each of the different cultures.

[@fionascott3260]

Have any handbags ever been discovered in any of the tombs of the ancients?

[@potita24]

It is a philosophical representation of something

[@susannadzejachok1247]

Doesn't seem like it.

[@davidarundel6187]

Not to my knowledge . If as some have posited , the bags may have been for monatomic gold , which has uses Spiritualy

[@deeceitful9386]

Yes some were found. Watch world of Antiquity channel.

[@christiandrymond3940]

No. Its BC they are metaphors for a container of knowledge aka brain . imo

[@lewishinshaw2458]

"Handbag" in one hand. "pine cone" in the other hand, and a bracelet or wrist watch looking device on the wrists. I'm fascinated by the "wrist watch" device as much as by the handbag. What is the theory about that?

[@peterkatya]

Hi very intersting video thank you these bags seem to be only carried in the left hand do you find the same regards