Have Scholars Finally Deciphered a Mysterious Ancient Script?

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If there was good evidence it wouldn’t be an unknown society :wink:

You might be interested in some of Graham Hancock’s work in this area. In one of his books (Fingerprints of the Gods?) he makes a good case for a pre-flood civilization in what is now the Persian Gulf. Like how a bunch of the first cities in all of history have names like “New Bobtown” but there is no mention of any city named Bobtown. So how could there be a New Bobtown unless there was an Old Bobtown, which would have existed before known history.

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Certainty he deserves a ‘mention’, but ‘once-upon-a-Time’ all of Earth’s surface consisted of ‘continents’ that swirled around the planet Earth, except for Antartica.

#23

Thanks for the link. Sorry I spelled his name wrong, Chouraqui, and the books are Entete and Matyah and at the time of their writing were said to be the most faithful to the original texts.

It was in the early '80’s I heard his explanation about the eye of a needle, that a needle was what they called a narrow gate leading into the city. So a wealthy man could enter but might have to get rid of a few thing to squeeze through.

The hardcovers are pricey on amazon. I have them paperback and would be happy to send them to someone who wanted to actually read them. There’s so much I want to read in English…