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The 7-dot glyph, (or ''globes'') are first known in Mittanian art, (Turkey, or ancient Anatolia), The 7-dot glyph was at first six dots surrounding a central dot; later two rows of 3-dots ended with a 7th as the finial. ==Later iconography of "7-gods"== Originally the 7-dots probably related to the Sumerian ''Sebittu''. Later gods included Seven (gods), ''the Seven'', possibly referencing the Elamite god Narudu. For '7' being the first prime number after '5', (easily represented by the 5-fingered human hand, (with šu–. , as the cuneiform for the "''hand''")), and later associated with the Seven Sisters, or sometimes the constellation Pleiades, it became iconographic. In ancient Egypt, the idea of '7' was associated with a person's birth. At birth, the Seven Hathors determined the fates in an individual's life. File:Adad-Nirari stela.jpg| File:Cylinder seal Assur.JPG| 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア(Wikipedia)』 ■ウィキペディアで「Seven-dots glyph」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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