Expanded Glossary and Notes - Compendium to the Sequetus Series

  Note that in both the above pictures there are wings present with the person wearing the wristband, with the device on it.

  In the picture below, the device has been worn away, and its details are not visible. The object that is being held isn’t so visible in the right hand.

  The picture below could be the same person as being depicted above, as again the wings are present. Notice the person on the right below without the wings (clean shaven), doesn’t seem to have the same importance as the one with the wings.

  The fourth image below also has wings, though a different head style. The wristband, and the device on the wrist, are present, though the details are not clearly evident to determine which of the two or more styles of devices are on the wrist band. The fourth picture also has the cone shaped device, which is being pointed, held or aimed in the same way as in the first two pictures.

  The author of the Sequetus Series makes no claims of what these devices might be, but they are being used, as an interesting backdrop, for the Sequetus Series story.

  There are more examples of the same wristbands below, with some kind of imprint upon the band. We see the same band and also the same person.

  The next statue is the only one where the wearer is not depicted with wings. The wearer is bearded.

  While it is easy to dismiss these as being simply a religious relic, meaning they apply to some religious deity, with some kind of special meaning lost to antiquity, they are still an unusual curiosity, looking very modern, for their ancient place on these reliefs.

  While the next picture of above isn’t extraordinarily clear, it shows that the face of the device on the wristband isn’t similar to the others.

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