According to the Dogon people of Mali, one of these objects was destroyed by seven great earthquakes, and was associated with the god Amma. In Hindu myth, this type of object was called the Hiranyagarbha. The Bon people of Tibet sing that three of these objects hold a golden arrow, a turquoise arrow, and a golden spindle. A Pelasgian myth says that  Eurynome created one of these items after dancing with the wind and mating with the snake Ophion, who then coiled himself a
According to the Dogon people of Mali, one of these objects was destroyed by seven great earthquakes, and was associated with the god Amma. In Hindu myth, this type of object was called the Hiranyagarbha. The Bon people of Tibet sing that three of these objects hold a golden arrow, a turquoise arrow, and a golden spindle. A Pelasgian myth says that  Eurynome created one of these items after dancing with the wind and mating with the snake Ophion, who then coiled himself around one of these. In the Kalevala, several of these objects fall from Ilmatar's knee when her knee becomes too warm. The Chinese god Pangu emerges from one of these after a deep slumber, while a creature called the Benu in Egyptian myth deposits one of these on the sacred mound. FTP, name these objects often found in creation myths, which can be laid in primordial waters by birds.   
According to the Dogon people of Mali, one of these objects was destroyed by seven great earthquakes, and was associated with the god Amma.
eggs (cosmic eggs, world eggs, golden eggs - anything like that)