Egypt: The Lady of the Shield & the Crossed Bows; NIETH & the Wife of Joseph

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The Lady of the Shield & the Crossed Bows; NIETH &
the Wife of Joseph

During an historical time period known today as ‘The Thinite Period’ [Thin-Nith; Nieth], aboriginal (black) Seth women became elevated in the successful attempt of Seth men of whom rose up to fight against the descendants of Cain and their Asiatic leagues in order to regain possession of their own inherited lands of the South World (Seth World). This time period became so profound that today, it has become the major theme of the popular movie and episodes known as Star Wars! In reality, what has been regarded by many African Americans as a great science fiction movie flick and just another fantastic white man’s fairytale is actually based on one of the most critical and historical struggles of humanity in the earliest of times. By hiding this great time of war in a movie format, it was conveniently kept out of the educational curriculum and African Americans have been greatly deceived. Furthermore, the name of ‘Neith’ connects history from that time up to the time when Joseph was married to the daughter of a Theban priest of On and even beyond those times to the time when in the age of Democracy, the White Greeks named one of their greatest idol image of a white Greek female ‘Athena’ after the same ideology.

This early time of struggle actually occurred about a thousand years after the Biblical records show the Creation of Adam and, it occurred as a result of the fulfillment of ‘A TIME APPOINTED JUDGMENT’. In other words, the secular educational system show that their very dates of the Egyptian Masabas and underground tombs began to be built around the very same time that the Bible dates the life expectancy rate to peak!!! For example, the first Dynastic Age of which occurred after the conquest of Amen-the-Unifier was about 3100 B.C. Obviously then, DEATH freaked them out!

So the Thinite Period occurred around the turn of the millennium [the 3000s], a time when the first generations of mankind began to die off. So from the 4000s B.C. until the time approaching the 3000s B.C., mankind knew of such things as death, murder, sickness, aging and so forth but, never on the scale that it began to manifest itself at the turn of the millennium. The echoes of the past suddenly became a reality. As a result of the many great men and women that began to die off, evil intent to harm and to blame others for this process also set in as hindsight does reveal.

Prior to this period and for the previous 500 years or so, from about 3500s B.C. until the 3000s B.C., the descendants of Cain actually dominated the land of Seth during a time known as ‘the Chalcolithic Age’, the Naqada Period [Nacada; Can-Adamah, in reverse script], the City of Chanoch and, by other terms as well. Biblically speaking and in reference to the metal works, pottery and other archeological issues, I believe it would also be defined as a Classical Age. But due to the circumstances of death and justifications surmised for this obviously strange phenomenon, various new ideas, practices and customs began to arise and one of the most profound fates was ‘THE PRACTICE OF HUMAN SACRIFICE’ and the Seth generations of mankind became the greatest victims. Some became victims of mass killings and buried in pits along with great leaders that had died. Seth people gradually found themselves further oppressed and blamed for the problems that evolved around the deaths of great men and women. As a result, they finally began to fight back and this becomes the platform from which certain Seth women became known as, Nieth-of-the-cross‘’ [var. Nitocris] or, ‘the Lady of Defense’ and the symbol of ‘the shield and two bows or arrows that were crisscrossed’ became a universal symbol of this time period when Seth women were elevated.

Seth men began to realize that the Cainites dominated their lands due to claiming land rights through the Seth women that they had married. Therefore, the Seth men began to disregard the Cainite names given to the lands in Africa and the other parts of the Seth World and recognize their names. So, this Thinite Period was also marked by areas in which became known as Seth centers such as ‘the City of This’ [This or Sith; Seth]. This area was somewhere between modern day Cairo to somewhere in the southern parts of present day Egypt [Upper Egypt] near a famous gravesite that marked their presence at this time in history. Seth men rose up to defend their inheritance everywhere in Africa but, the actual area in which the kind of women that became known as Nieth-of-the-cross came from Northern Africa [Noph or Phonicia] west of Goshen and Alexandria. Seth people came from this place that would become continually known for its defensive men and for ancient religious centers as well. So during this Thinite period, not only was there the Seth men of Noph of Phonicia, the City of This in the southern parts of Egypt but, there was also the Seth men from Thebes, an area in the Uplands even farther south of the City of This! And then going even farther south, there was more Seth defensive men and women and it was from this region that Amen-the-Unifier [the Bull king] came from only, he was not Seth! He was a black skinned biracial Cainite man of whom fought for Seth! . . . Over a thousand years later, from 3000s B.C. to around the 1800s B.C., Joseph was married to the daughter of a Theban priest named Potipher and her name was matched to Joseph’s name given to him. His name was Zaphnath-paaneah and her name was Asenath [var. Aseneth]. Even more later during the Greek age of Democracy, the White Greeks named their idol ‘Athena’ in association with this famous historical figure of the aboriginal Seth women. But what becomes important to note would be that ‘Athena’ was defined as ‘the goddess of hunt’ [aggressive], however, ‘Neith-of-the-cross’ was a figure of ‘defense’. Because the White Greeks dominated this history with their idols, they made their idol of the white women distinct apart from the Black women with in their realm by the erection of the idol of ‘Aphrodite’ and coins for both images were minted during this time period around the 500s B.C.
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Late Predynastic (3,500-3,300 B.C.E.)
"The Late Predynastic Period, (also called Gerzean period or Naqada II) is known as the most important predynastic culture in Egypt. Although the center of the development was the same as that of Amratian (or Naqada I), Gerzean culture slowly spread throughout Egypt.
The Late Predynastic Period is best characterized by the discovery of the el-Gerza Culture providing a third predynastic phase and a second stage of the Naqada period. . . . Naqada, and Abydos are the large sites developed during Naqada II period. They had large settlement areas with increasing division of wealth and status.
Social stratification is evident from the burials of this time. The rich were buried in tombs lined with mud brick, while the poor were buried in oblong tombs with one-sided ledges to hold funerary offerings. Tombs of people in the upper class were bigger and richer than those of the middle class. Regional political leaders can be easily identified by their "chieftains's tombs'' at different sites."
"Gerzean culture was introduced into Egypt by the "Eastern Desert Folk,'' who invaded and governed Egypt . . ."

Late Predynastic (3,500-3,300 B.C.E.)
Late Predynastic
Silverman, David P.ed. Ancient Egypt. New York: Oxford University Press, 1997.
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