Tom Stevenson on the deciphering of Linear Elamite
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#4No mention of the hypothesis about Dravidian being descended from Elamite?
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#5No mention of the hypothesis about Dravidian being descended from Elamite?
Why? It's a fairly fringe theory with very little linguistic support.
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#7Related; A cryptanalytic decipherment of the Indus Script
https://www.academia.edu/78867798/A_cryptanalytic_decipherme...
Re: Tom Stevenson on the deciphering of Linear Elamite
#8A very well written article. Of interest also is the story of the Mahoubian collection, see http://mahboubiancollection.com/life-and-works/art-robbery-i... its confiscation in New York and following trials.
Re: Tom Stevenson on the deciphering of Linear Elamite
#9Related; A cryptanalytic decipherment of the Indus Script https://www.academia.edu/78867798/A_cryptanalytic_decipherme...
Many have claimed to have deciphered those symbols, but it's not even clear that it is a script, in the sense of a way to write a language.
Re: Tom Stevenson on the deciphering of Linear Elamite
#10A very well written article. Of interest also is the story of the Mahoubian collection, see http://mahboubiancollection.com/life-and-works/art-robbery-i... its confiscation in New York and following trials.
That is chilling...