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Yhe Inclassifiable Librarian The VINČA SYMBOLS are an Old European script on Neolithic era artifacts from the Vinča culture of southeastern Europe in the 6th to 5th millennia BCE. The symbols are mostly considered as constituting an instance of “proto-writing”; that is, they probably conveyed a message but did not encode language, predating the development of writing proper by more than a millennium.
Plăcuţa de os incizată, Mitoc, judeţul Botoșani, România,27.000 ani Î.Ch
jerf-el-ahmar-pictograms
Lepenski Vir, Vinca-Turdas, Jerf-el Ahmar - primele manifestări în scris - Ursul de caverna si contributia sa la evolutia umana
Dacul Mailo: Simbolurile sacre, moștenire de la strămoșii noștrii, Pelasgii!
Adevarul despre daci – Simboluri de pe Tăblițele de la Tărtăria, descoperite astăzi pe casele tradiționale din Bucovina. GALERIE FOTO
Adevarul despre daci – Simboluri de pe Tăblițele de la Tărtăria, descoperite astăzi pe casele tradiționale din Bucovina. GALERIE FOTO
Rombul-cruce de la Baia (anul 5000 î. H.)
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Writing board of an apprentice scribe, Dynasty 11 or earlier (ca. 2030 b.c.) Egyptian; Provenance unknown Whitewashed wood and ink
Tablet Proto-cuneiforme con pictogramas del Cercano Oriente, de Mesopotamia, periodo Uruk IV, 3500 BCE
5000-year-old Jiroft artifacts - (Iran). Archeologists believe the discovered inscription is the most ancient script found so far and that the Elamite written language originated in Jiroft, where the writing system developed first and was then spread across the country.
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RUNIC de las letras, "Röksten" de Suecia
G. W. BOT - Glyphs - Her work reflects a poetic vision of the landscape. These glyphs describe the spaces between objects — for instance a gum leaf and the movement between it and the other leaves on the branch and the way all those leaves move with the wind.
![Perhaps the Oldest European Alphabet Circa 800 BCE. A writing tablet in Greek/Phoenician dating from this time may be the oldest European alphabet, the oldest writing tablet extant, and part of the world's oldest book in codex form. The other old writing tablets are 2 from Nimrod [Nimrud], one ivory, the other walnut wood, dated 707 - 705 BC., in addition to a 8th c. BC Neo-Hittite wood tablet.](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/8e/49/ee/8e49eefcc8ab3daf4166d2f7f1815005--parent-forms-ancient-scripts.jpg)
Perhaps the Oldest European Alphabet Circa 800 BCE. A writing tablet in Greek/Phoenician dating from this time may be the oldest European alphabet, the oldest writing tablet extant, and part of the world's oldest book in codex form. The other old writing tablets are 2 from Nimrod [Nimrud], one ivory, the other walnut wood, dated 707 - 705 BC., in addition to a 8th c. BC Neo-Hittite wood tablet.
Ancient tablets, South Bulgaria written in the oldest European script, nearly 7,000 years old, and bear the ancient script of the Cretan (Minoan) civilization, known as Linear A script, which dates back to XV-XIV century B.C..
Sabean Artifact, Yeha treasury, Ethiopia. Photo credit: Sean Winslow
ancient persian script