Small mysteries that may mean something

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Since I keep harping on the ubiquitous display of old UFO (flying saucer) sightings and events, I should make clear that within those sightings may be a clue that opens the phenomenon to an explanation.

For instance, while continuing to work on my Substack pages about the god who wasn’t, I came across a discourse about the myth- ologies of Sumeria which were, in fact, not fictional texts but inscribed as historical texts by the Sumerian peoples, adjudicated to be myths by scholars because accepting the writings as historical poses problems of various kinds.
 
Supporting images of the discourse included engraved etchings of the Sumerian “gods,” each holding a handbag (or purse-like gadget).

I’ve approached these images of the totes before, as you know, but no one has provided a supposition or explanation of what those images represent.
 
The Ancient Astronaut gang says they are equivalent to the equipment bags that American astronauts carry aboard their about-to-launch rockets.

But that’s a biased guess, placing the Sumerian purses in the time-frame era of 1968 astronauts, to support the idea that the images portray ancient ETs visiting Earth.
 
Early Middle and South American meso-Indian cultures also etched totes into their depictions of gods and exalted personages:

What are the things? They are prominent and numerous among portrayals of the pictured entities, and so they were important in some sense. However, no one has come up with a testable or suitable explanation.
 
Like UFOs, these manifestations have meaning, maybe an important meaning, but what is that meaning?
 
RR