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North African “Arab” larper, we don’t have any earlier Mesopotamian depictions of a double eagle head, that can be securely dated earlier than, both 3rd millennium Jiroft one and the approximate 3rd millennium BMAC one, which both are people from the Iranian plateau and found in the east of Iran and Central Asia, far away from Mesopotamia. The Sumerians who had very heavy contact with the Iranian plateau people had a depiction of the double headed eagle (the earliest one in Mesopotamia) that can’t be securely dated, even though 2500 BC has been proposed, yet most likely it is later based on new research.