Sitchin purports that the oval relates to the Sumerian story of the earths creation and that the
temple wall is in fact a depiction of the solar system and the creation of man and it may surprise
you to know that all evidence suggests that he is absolutely correct.
In the sketch done by Salcamayhua, also reproduced by Sitchin and which I have again
reproduced for you here (fig,139), we are shown the Temple Altar (at the bottom) while just
above it are other elements of the Earth: we can see the first man and woman, Lake Titicaca
where legend holds that Manco Capo received his golden wand from the Gods, the Winged
Serpent and the tree of life are all visible. We see night and day represented by stars on one side
and clouds on the other and the Earth is also clearly displayed and noticeably depicted by 7 stars
beneath it. The image also shows water retreating from the mountains while the entire globe is
surmounted by a rainbow, strongly suggesting the retreat of the global deluge. In the upper
section we see 4 planets beneath the oval plate and five above it signifying the 4 inner planets and
the 5 outer planets separated by the vast elliptical path of Nibiru. In this Mayan temple we
therefore see the entire cosmology of the Earth exactly as it was perceived by the Sumerians.
Fig.139And there are other clues to this Sumerian connection in South America. In Ancient Sumerian
depictions of Ninmah showing the creation of the Adamu race we see the sign of Ninmah and her
role in the birth proceedings signified by the Sumerian symbol for the Umbilical cutter (fig.140)
as in here, in a Sumerian depiction (my rendition) of the event (fig.141) with Ninmah (identified
by the tree) opposite Enki. A representation of the planet Nibiru can also be seen as the winged