Fig. 1 : The Chinese giant Pan-ku holding the World Egg

Fig. 2: Quetzalcoatl, Aztec god of the wind, embodies both the Heaven and the Earth

Fig.3: The two snakes used in Fig.2 as a symbol for Heaven become an arch or yoke.

Fig. 4: The simplified arch shown in Fig.3 which surrounds a human-like face symbolizes the Heaven ascending at the top of two pillars

Fig. 5: The Bennett statue

Fig.6a: The Bennett statue (with its sides and back shown in a deployed view)

Fig.6b: Simplified drawing of the Bennett statue shown in Fig.6a

Fig.7: Close-up of the space marked A in Fig.6b

Fig8a: Winged creature with a human head, shown on the Bennett statue

Fig.8b: Winged creature with a bird head, shown on the Bennett statue

Fig.9: Sun Gate

Fig. 10 a: Drawing found in an Incan tomb in Peru

Fig.10b: Close-up of Fig.10a

Fig11: The Raimondi stele (Peru)

Fig.12: The Bird Man (Peru)

Fig.13: Drawing of a demon (Peru)

Fig.14a: Quetzalcoatl, god of the wind

Fig.14b: Rear of the drawing shown in Fig.14a

Fig. 15:: Removal of the heart displayed in the Codex Borgia