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The ancient Tartaria Tablets - the origin of writing

 
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for anyone interested to learn or discuss where it all began :)




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Re: The ancient Tartaria Tablets - the origin of writing

 Quoting: Tomeko


Thx for adding
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I'll add tomorrow other videos with English subtitles on subject if I find good ones.


But bottom line is all other scripts including proto cuneiform, ancient Hbrew, old Indus Valley script, ancient Spanish script, Nordic runes... All of them when you go back to their oldest form you'll see it s the same type of symbols just that a few thousands year later
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An example of how other newer scripts are in fact derived from vinca script


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Falling asleep. Can’t watch right now. But I agree with others. Bump for later!
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Here you have Phoenician and vinca, identical again


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HA...Adam and Eve had knowledge of writing...from the beginning. That's how records were passed down, so the Moses, several thousand years later, could write Genesis. He, Moses, had the records saved on the Ark by Noah.
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HA...Adam and Eve had knowledge of writing...from the beginning. That's how records were passed down, so the Moses, several thousand years later, could write Genesis. He, Moses, had the records saved on the Ark by Noah.
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Ya therefore now you know where Garden of Eden was
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Interesting.

This is from the Turdas-Vinca culture of the Middle Neolithic in Southeastern Europe.

There are some anthropomorphic figurines that have been discovered from these sites as well.

The script itself is generally believed to be a proto-Sumerian writing though that finding has been controversial and debated since the tablets were first discovered.

The tablets were baked at a museum which made carbon 14 dating them impossible however the other finds from Tartaria, such as the figurines, can be dated to a time prior to Sumerian cuneiform writing.

Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy this type of research. Writing this out, though redundant, should assist me to retain this information.
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Re: The ancient Tartaria Tablets - the origin of writing
Interesting.

This is from the Turdas-Vinca culture of the Middle Neolithic in Southeastern Europe.

There are some anthropomorphic figurines that have been discovered from these sites as well.

The script itself is generally believed to be a proto-Sumerian writing though that finding has been controversial and debated since the tablets were first discovered.

The tablets were baked at a museum which made carbon 14 dating them impossible however the other finds from Tartaria, such as the figurines, can be dated to a time prior to Sumerian cuneiform writing.

Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy this type of research. Writing this out, though redundant, should assist me to retain this information.
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Check this as well. You can use Google to translate in English.
It s about a much older artefact dated around 26.000 bc

Which is the first known proof of matemathical thinking

3 + 6 = 9

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Maybe you re familiar with Tesla and his 3 6 9 obsession

And of course Tesla was born in the same region from where all these come from :)
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Re: The ancient Tartaria Tablets - the origin of writing
Interesting.

This is from the Turdas-Vinca culture of the Middle Neolithic in Southeastern Europe.

There are some anthropomorphic figurines that have been discovered from these sites as well.

The script itself is generally believed to be a proto-Sumerian writing though that finding has been controversial and debated since the tablets were first discovered.

The tablets were baked at a museum which made carbon 14 dating them impossible however the other finds from Tartaria, such as the figurines, can be dated to a time prior to Sumerian cuneiform writing.

Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy this type of research. Writing this out, though redundant, should assist me to retain this information.
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As for proto-Sumerian given vinca-turds predates everything else which have striking similarities with it

And geographically balkans are in the center relative to Spain and Scandinavia on one side and middle east all the way to India on the other side, it just expanded from center
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Thanks for posting this again. I never find the time to watch.
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Thanks for posting this again. I never find the time to watch.
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They re not too long :) first one has like 10 mins
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HA...Adam and Eve had knowledge of writing...from the beginning. That's how records were passed down, so the Moses, several thousand years later, could write Genesis. He, Moses, had the records saved on the Ark by Noah.
 Quoting: jlee2027


Ya therefore now you know where Garden of Eden was
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like I'd tell you if I did

don't ask why not either
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HA...Adam and Eve had knowledge of writing...from the beginning. That's how records were passed down, so the Moses, several thousand years later, could write Genesis. He, Moses, had the records saved on the Ark by Noah.
 Quoting: jlee2027


Ya therefore now you know where Garden of Eden was
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like I'd tell you if I did

don't ask why not either
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No need to tell. I already know. :)
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some of the earliest modern humans found in europe is from the same area, and funny while they were cave nighbours, one of them has afinity with later ice age europeans, while the other has afinity with asians and native americans



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"Oase" 1 shows an affinity for Ice Age Europeans that is not found in "Oase 2", while "Oase 2" is closer to Asians and Native Americans. "Oase 1" shows a genetic affinity for "Pe&#351;tera Muierii 2" that is not found in "Oase 2". After "Oase 1", the next closest genetic affinity for "Oase 2" among ancient DNA samples is Tianyuan man. Neither "Oase 2" nor "Oase 1" are particularly close genetically to any modern human populations. "

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