Anunnaki Tiered Headwear as Status Signifiers. Maybe.
This has been something that's been on my mind for quite some time ... wondering if there is some meaning to the number of tiers featured on the headwear of the Anunnaki. So I thought I'd begin by just capturing images of various figurines that show either one, two, three, or four tiers I'm not sure what to call this type of headwear. If they were made of fabric, I could call them turbans. If they were made of metal, I could call them helmets. Various sites call them horned crowns, horned caps (?!), tiered hats, and other variations. Some folks consider these tiers to be actual animal horns. Who wore this type of headwear? Anunakene Karistus (winged human-like beings) Llamasu (winged lion or bull figures, with human heads) Written after I've collated the images for this post: In review, it's clear that more is more. The more tiers on one's headwear, the higher the rank. But rank in what , precisely? Are they ALL gods? No ... because Karistus and Llamasu are al