Re: Un-deciphered writings (was Re: eestaak writing)
| From: | Balazs Sudar <conlang@...> |
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| Date: | Wednesday, December 18, 2002, 19:50 |
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Diana Slattery <slattd@...> 2002.12.18. 13:32:23 -5h-kor írta:
> Looking at this writing system reminded me of a back-burner project I've had
> of collecting examples of writing systems that exist on Planet Earth that
> have never been deciphered. The mention of linear B reminded me of linear
> A. Also high on the list is the Phaistos disk (Crete) and the Voynich
> manuscript. Does any one else have some favorite historical examples?
It's really interesting to read unknown writings. It was just the same when I
learnt the ancient Hungarian writing, that looks like germanic runes/futhark.
What do you think, could we try together to decipher any of them? :)))
There's still the Etrurian writing system (I think that's what it is called) I heard
much of, but know nothing about it.
B
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I lúme vin deí asi mosted!
May Heaven give you its grace!
Balazs Sudar <conlang@...>
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