Using the Mul.Apin and the Dendera Zodiac we can date the major agricultural developments in the Ancient Near East By Tom van Bakel

https://www.academia.edu/66742898/Using_the_Mul_Apin_and_the_Dendera_Zodiac_we_can_date_the_major_agricultural_developments_in_the_Ancient_Near_East Using the Mul.Apin and the Dendera Zodiac we can date the major agricultural developments in the Ancient Near East Agricultural developments were extremely important in the Ancient Near East. They were so important that implements like 'The Seed-Plough' and 'The Harrow' were included in the ancient star compendium Mul.Apin. Besides that, 'The Ard', 'The Hoe' and 'a woman holding a spike' were depicted on the Dendera Zodiac. We will see that from this we can find out when the agricultural implements were invented. Greek 'Perseus' Babylonian 'Plough', 'Seed-Funnel' and bird As you see, the Babylonians saw in the constellation Perseus, a 'plough', a 'seed-funnel', and a bird: 1 The Plough(GISH.APIN), d.Enlil, the lead star of the stars of d.Enlil. {Perseus} 2 The Wolf (UR.BAR.RA) , seed-funnel of the plough [Perseus] {The seed are the Pleiades} http://www.oocities.org/astrologymulapin/pathofthemoon.htm Number 1 On the left is the same 'seed-plough' and 'bird' and on the right is an imprint of a cylinder seal that shows a striking number of similarities. This bird is an eagle. It is pictured here because when at that time the sun passed through Aquila (Eagle) the fields were ploughed and sown. To put it plainly, this ploughing and sowing was certainly not done in Taurus, on the contrary, when at that time the sun passed through this constellation the harvest began. ...