Sahara civilization of the superior indigo race (UB 78:1.10) = Dogon cosmology: Amma the creator and the Nommo who taught civilization

The UB describes the pre-desertification Sahara as the home of "the superior elements of the indigo race" who built "the most progressive settlements" of their race and carried strains of the extinct orange and green races. The Dogon of present-day Mali and Burkina Faso, who migrated south from the Sahara as it dried, preserve one of the most elaborate creation cosmologies in Africa: the supreme Amma creates the Nommo, amphibious ancestor-teachers who descend to earth and give humans language, agriculture, and ritual. The Nommo are not Amma, they serve Amma. The structural match to the Prince's corporeal staff serving the Universal Father is exact, and the Dogon migration route traces back to the very region the UB identifies.