After studying the Aztec pantheon, almost identical images of another creature with seven serpentine heads were found.
His image can be found in ancient temples throughout Mexico. In short, it is a creature with seven serpentine heads.
An interesting addition to this story is the existence of a deity named Chicomecatl.
This creature was perceived by the Aztecs as a mother goddess, and her name was translated into seven snakes.
Aparicio, Veracruz, Mexico.
Chicomecōātl, a goddess whose name means 7 snakes.
However, this is not all. No less interesting correlations appear in Hinduism. There is a fertility goddess who is sometimes depicted as a woman whose head is surrounded by seven serpents.
She is called the goddess Manas, therefore, at least the first part of her name corresponds to the inscription on the Turkish petroglyph.
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Such unexpected relationships between distant cultures may indicate that Eurasian nomads are involved in settling America.
In Eurasia, the seven-headed deity was also worshiped by the Assyrians and Sumerians, who called the snake Mushman. After all, Greek mythology also tells the story of the Leranic Hydra killed by Hercules.
There were no traces here after the deification of this creature, although perhaps this was due to the demonization of pantheons hostile to Greek state policy.
However, the question arises, why did the nomads worship this seven-pointed deity? Since ancient times, people have known the constellation Hydra, the top of which consists of seven bright stars.
According to the nomads, it was this heavenly dragon that created the Milky Way. The stories about the mother goddess could have given her the status of the creator of the world at large. Of course, there will be those who will also carry out a literal analysis of these legends. Then the concept of a star goddess associated with the heads of snakes can evoke associations with the famous Sumerian Annunaki and the related theory of paleocontacts.
So are the stories of Manas, Mushman or Chicomecatl a trace of this unknown human history? Naturally, this is only one common denominator that can be indicative of the entire spectrum of things. Basically, thinking about a period of history that we don't know well is a difficult and tedious task. It remains only to catch such an unusual relationship so that the scientific community cannot ignore them.