10-07-2024, 06:15 PM
Distinguish between drawings, symbols and writing.
For example, wavy lines can mean water. Regardless of the form, it is not writing.
Only when different symbols follow one another in a row can we speak of writing, as it explains a certain intention.
This symbolic writing has developed in sedentary cultures. The best known are probably the Egyptian hieroglyphs. 3300 BC.
But the Mayan or Chinese hieroglyphs are also symbolic or pictorial scripts.
And the runes in Cyprus are Greek. They came with the Greeks from Anatolia.
So you have already told something that is not true.
The runes near Ankara are Celtic 4th century. In fact, there are also Turkmen runes. They are from the 9-10th century, but of Mongolian origin, and come from north of the Caspian Sea.
You bend everything to suit your needs. That is not science.
Get used to it, the Turkmen only arrived in the 11th century.
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For example, wavy lines can mean water. Regardless of the form, it is not writing.
Only when different symbols follow one another in a row can we speak of writing, as it explains a certain intention.
This symbolic writing has developed in sedentary cultures. The best known are probably the Egyptian hieroglyphs. 3300 BC.
But the Mayan or Chinese hieroglyphs are also symbolic or pictorial scripts.
And the runes in Cyprus are Greek. They came with the Greeks from Anatolia.
So you have already told something that is not true.
The runes near Ankara are Celtic 4th century. In fact, there are also Turkmen runes. They are from the 9-10th century, but of Mongolian origin, and come from north of the Caspian Sea.
You bend everything to suit your needs. That is not science.
Get used to it, the Turkmen only arrived in the 11th century.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
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