Re: Hairo Redone

Henrik Theiling wrote:
>
> > > Christian wrote:
> > > >
> > > > It has also acquired its native script, probably
> > > > inspired by contact with Mediterranean traders in the
> > > > last few centuries BC.
>
> Yes, very nice!
>
> I'd like to repeat my question I asked when you posted the link
> on lostlang: what are the two types of runes used for, or do they
> correspond to different times?

One column is labeled "Codex Letters" and the other "Gotland
Runes."  I will assume (and we all know what that means) that
the Gotland runes are for carving into wood or stone, while the
codex letters are for writing on some paper-like substrate.
I would also guess that the codex letters will eventually develop
rounded corners from repeated writing.

--Ph. D.