The seven clay tablets unearthed from the Earth Cave record in detail the dialogue between the god named "Sin" and the local people, as well as the appearance and powers of this god in the eyes of the local natives.
Of course, a god named "Sin" indeed appears in human history, a deity from the Semitic tribe's Moon God, and he has a connection of inheritance with the Sumerian god Nanna — but that's obviously not the one mentioned on the clay tablet. As for whether the "Sin" mentioned on the seven pages of clay tablets had any influence on the other divine systems of the Semitic and Sumerian people over the next several hundred years, we do not know. However, based on the current data in hand, the god described on the clay tablet seems more like an alien with advanced technology —
