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See the whole story of the Vinča culture now on Dan Davis History: • Europe's First Civilization: the Vinč...
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Vinča culture has beautiful art, too.
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They look like bbq instructions to me!
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While the Vinča culture's symbols are intriguing, evidence from Iberian archaeology suggests an even older, structured use of proto-writing.
Findings in Spain reveal symbols dating back 8000 years , predating the Vinča and aligning with the structured requirements of early writing systems.
Unlike the debated purpose of Vinča symbols, Iberian inscriptions display 15-20 recurring signs used across regions, hinting at a cohesive communicative system embedded in rituals.
This challenges the claim that the Vinča symbols are the world’s first writing, highlighting a rich proto-writing tradition in Iberia that may be even older.
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Honestly this is for those kind of discoveries that I love youtube. Thanks for this well put up short video
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Baked clay tablets priceless historical ancient beginning
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In another thousand years when this is translated it will probably say something like: Don’t forget to buy: three cows, two bushels of grain, one foreign slave …
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Probably much older than we think
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Some of those symbols look like stuff I've seen in other culture's writings. The ancient world was more connected than we think.
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And the sweet agony of stuff like this is that we'll probably never know anything for sure, except how old the objects are. 😢
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Is this Loss?
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This is not Eurocentrism at all, this is a very real possibility. Both archaeologists and historians agree that the Vinca culture was very developed and advanced, so it is very possible that this culture could have produced writing as well.
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Vincha spread from Serbia to Bosnia , Romania and Bulgaria. This culture has nothing to do with Tatars. In fact it is just a continuation from Lepenski Vir culture from 12000 years ago, at least. And they too had developed agriculture and two floor houses.
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Those are laundry instructions! See the three little triangles? Wash in cold water
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Many scholars doubt this is a writing system based on many things mainly that there are no repeated symbols like one would expect in a writing system
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I like your narration. It is a rare talent and refreshing to not have to suffer through AI voices or narration with poor pacing and strange inflection.
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That round clay "thing" with a hole in it looks very much like a pendant for a necklace which leads me to believe that the writing has some kind of ritual meaning, like a kind of protection from evil, or in a worst case scenario a price tag or ownership marker for a slave. Somewhere in between it could be a seal for a storage vessel. My guess though leans toward it being an amulet to ward off evil spirits.
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All of them say the same thing. "For a good time, Oomla near the big cave ..."
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