Half-Circle Portals, Rectangular Tori, and Inflow Symbols

A half-circle portal on image A, the peacock neck is the barrier penetration into higher-density.

Image B has a rectangular torus, but it also shows a barrier along the horizontal plane.

The blue arrows point to a symbol on image A and C.

Established cuneiform dictionaries say it means "deity", and they probably thought the guy on image C is a deity, but no.

It's an "inflow" symbol, and these ones are portal symbols for that downward/bidirection flow.

The opposite side of image A has upward cone roofs, and image C has a thin column on the downward side (and possibly a ram looking-back), and a thicker column on the upward side (and possibly a lion at the top).

Image D has familiar Luna and Sol portals on the sides, and a worldwide portal symbol at top-center.

Called "Kiju" in Japan, image E is Mesopotamian and F is a Chinese coin.

Why this post?

Image A shows that I'm not alone in finding a different meaning than a cuneiform dictionary.

I also like showing rectangular torus symbols with their 8 typical portals, and some can be square.

Image E has a square lower torus too.