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Scholarly Mesopotamian iconography identifies Šamaš's solar symbol as a characteristic solar disk and depicts the sun god with established attributes, undermining the assumption that any star-like motif is the Sun.
Challenges
The museum object record and standard iconographic context do not identify the cluster as a heliocentric planetary diagram or label an additional body as Nibiru.