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(JaiChai) "Ningikuga" - Original Digital Art

[From the "Women of The First Tribe" Collections on OpenSea and Curate

"Ningikuga"

Ningikuga ("Lady of the Pure Reed") in Sumerian mythology was a goddess of reeds and marshes.

She was one of the consorts of Enki, by whom she became the mother of Ningal, and the daughter of An and Nammu.

(https://religion.fandom.com/wiki/Ningikuga)

For more about the "Women of The First Tribe", see:

https://steemit.com/hive-161155/@jaichai/jaichai-zae-women-of-the-first-tribe-collection

Enjoy the Original Art.

May you and yours be well and loving life today.

In Lak'ech, JaiChai

Note: Whether or not the NFT is currently on auction, up for sale at a fixed price or listed sans price please feel free to make an offer.

All offers will be considered.

Women of The First Tribe collection image

What if the indigenous people of Africa, Asia, India and all the Americas share a common ancestry in the very distant past?

Stated differently, can you imagine the proverbial "First Tribe" from which all subsequent "issue" (ethnic progeny) sprang forth?

That hypothesis is not totally far-fetched.

As more knowledge of very ancient civilizations; meaning, well before the birth of the Egyptian Empire and even the creation of Stonehenge, is discovered at sites like Gobekli Tepe, the gross inaccuracies of the traditional, academically supported timeline of human civilization becomes readily apparent.

Back on topic: The First Tribe

For me, the most likely place for The First Tribe Civilization would be around the Sumer region of ancient Mesopotamia - thousands of years before the Sumerian Empire.

What do you think they looked like?

This collection portrays my vision of what the First Tribe women must've looked like: beautifully exotic, varying shades of mocha skin, hypnotizing haz

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(JaiChai) "Ningikuga" - Original Digital Art

[From the "Women of The First Tribe" Collections on OpenSea and Curate

"Ningikuga"

Ningikuga ("Lady of the Pure Reed") in Sumerian mythology was a goddess of reeds and marshes.

She was one of the consorts of Enki, by whom she became the mother of Ningal, and the daughter of An and Nammu.

(https://religion.fandom.com/wiki/Ningikuga)

For more about the "Women of The First Tribe", see:

https://steemit.com/hive-161155/@jaichai/jaichai-zae-women-of-the-first-tribe-collection

Enjoy the Original Art.

May you and yours be well and loving life today.

In Lak'ech, JaiChai

Note: Whether or not the NFT is currently on auction, up for sale at a fixed price or listed sans price please feel free to make an offer.

All offers will be considered.

Women of The First Tribe collection image

What if the indigenous people of Africa, Asia, India and all the Americas share a common ancestry in the very distant past?

Stated differently, can you imagine the proverbial "First Tribe" from which all subsequent "issue" (ethnic progeny) sprang forth?

That hypothesis is not totally far-fetched.

As more knowledge of very ancient civilizations; meaning, well before the birth of the Egyptian Empire and even the creation of Stonehenge, is discovered at sites like Gobekli Tepe, the gross inaccuracies of the traditional, academically supported timeline of human civilization becomes readily apparent.

Back on topic: The First Tribe

For me, the most likely place for The First Tribe Civilization would be around the Sumer region of ancient Mesopotamia - thousands of years before the Sumerian Empire.

What do you think they looked like?

This collection portrays my vision of what the First Tribe women must've looked like: beautifully exotic, varying shades of mocha skin, hypnotizing haz

Category Art
Contract Address0x2953...4963
Token ID
Token StandardERC-1155
ChainPolygon
MetadataCentralized
Last Updated1 year ago
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