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Sanxingdui Bronze Tree, one of the most iconic and enigmatic artifacts unearthed from the Sanxingdui archaeological site in Sichuan, China of a civilization that thrived roughly between 2800 BC and 800 BC

🌳 This tree, crafted 3,200 to 3,800 years ago, may symbolically depict the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil from Genesis 2–3:

🍎 Fruit-bearing branches → Echoes the forbidden fruit.

🐍 Serpent-like figure with horns and appendages → Pre-fall serpent.

⚔️ Ornate knife-shaped leaves → Represent danger or prohibition.

Human hand alongside serpent → Possible representation of Eve.

⏳ Captures the moment before the Fall, potentially reflecting a shared ancient memory or oral tradition predating the writing of Genesis.


🧭 Implications Suggested:

🌍 This would align the Sanxingdui civilization with a broader post-Flood dispersion of humanity that carried core ancestral myths or sacred narratives.

🗼 If true, it could point to a shared proto-historical tradition dispersed after the Tower of Babel event (Genesis 11).

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