Beetle Legs and Portals: Scarab Flow and Side Loops

Beetle legs. Image A is fantastic for showing red circle portals. They are black circles on image B. The red circles of A on the side mound bulges/portals of the wings, have more examples in history: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/wings-as-side-mounds/

Image C is a typical scarab, with a vertical flow path from the bottom-center portal to the top-center portal, going through the body of the beetle. It's head is often a half-circle shape, which itself is a portal symbol too. Unfortunately, the beetle legs usually don't show portal symbols at their promixal origins, which is why image A and B are so valuable. It's too bad that A doesn't show a center-flow continuous line, like most scarabs do. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/beetle-axe/

Image A and B also have horizontal barriers between stacked tori. It's awesome that there are red circle portals touching those barriers. The middle zone of image B uses human arms making the same connections as the upper zones. Image A's middle zone has quite a lot happening that I do not understand yet. The lower zones of A and B seem completely a different topic.

Image D is showing ceramic handles making "side loops", and that is what the beetle arms are doing, in my opinion. I think a lot of us learning symbolism, didn't know the importance of side-loops and top loop-backs, but now we're starting to notice them, a lot of them.