Re: Atlantean Corpus

Am 07/05 10:39  jesse stephen bangs yscrifef:
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> > http://www.langmaker.com/atlantean.htm
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> At this address I found the following paragraph:
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> "...and what's really amazing is that if you deconstructed Latin, overlaid
> it with a little Sumerian, throw in a dash of Thessalanoian, you'd be
> getting close to their basic grammatical structure. Or at least in the
> same ballpark. Which is almost exactly like certain obscure offshoots of
> Chocktaw!  Well, obviously using Creek pronunciation, but you the point,
> proving once and for all, that Atlantean trade routes accessed the new
> world centuries before the Bronze Age!" - Milo Thatch
>
>
So if we take a Vulgar Latin corpus, say, run it through a Sumerian
grammar and script, tossed in some grammatical features from a northern
Greek dialect and pronounced the whole thing like a North American
language, then we should be able to reconstruct Atlantean according to
Milo Thatch.

Sounds rather easy actually. ;)

- andrew.
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