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An ancient piece of stone with inscriptions in many different languages and characters can be defined as a multilingual stele. One of the most famous examples is the Rosetta Stone, which features texts in three scripts: Egyptian hieroglyphs, Demotic script, and Greek. Such steles are crucial for the decipherment of ancient languages and for understanding the history and culture of the civilizations that produced them. Here are some key elements of a multilingual stele. Who knows how many languages existed in those times that are now dead...
Thank you for sharing such a detailed and insightful comment! The comparison to the Rosetta Stone is particularly fascinating and highlights the incredible importance of multilingual steles in unraveling ancient languages and cultures. It's awe-inspiring to think about how many languages have existed and how much more there is to discover about our past. Your perspective adds great value to the discussion, and I'm sure other viewers will appreciate it as well. If you have any other interesting facts or thoughts on this topic, please feel free to share. Engaging with knowledgeable viewers like you makes this community even more enriching. Thanks again for your contribution!
Thank you for watching the video and sharing your translation! The Phaistos Disc certainly sparks a lot of curiosity and different interpretations. Your take on it is quite intriguing and adds to the fascinating mystery surrounding this ancient artifact. I appreciate you taking the time to comment and contribute to the discussion!
I did as well!! Though my translation, fueled by "substances", offers a more entertaining meaning. Considering the "type set" images, it could be a Calander, diary, or gossip column from the past weeks events in the city. I literally see a COMIC strip of events. I have my own "definitions" of every symbol! LOL!! I'm 54 and have studied The Classics, majored in Latin, and have always been fascinated by those who lived before us. I love to think that my glass electrical wire insulator, could possibly be thought of a sex toy in the far, far, far future!
Still they don't know anything. "... ritual porpuses..., map over religious sites.., astronomical calendar..." Etc etc. Bs. Again. Edit: Please don't show picture from Egypt, Israel etc. Has nothing to do with the disk in Crete. And the same pic from a house a houndreds of times...
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feedback. I understand that there are diverse opinions on this topic, and I appreciate you taking the time to express yours. Regarding the use of images from Egypt, Israel, etc., I included them to provide a broader context and draw parallels that some viewers might find interesting. However, I see how it could be seen as unrelated to the specific topic of the disk in Crete. Your point is well taken. I’ll also make a note about the repetitive images. I strive to improve the quality and relevance of the content, so your feedback is invaluable. Thank you again for your insights. I hope you'll continue to engage with the channel and share your thoughts.
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Welcome to Curiosity Chronicles Captivated.
Can I ask you all a favor?
If you enjoy this episode, could you please hit the like button and subscribe to the channel? It helps us massively.
Appreciate you all.
Finally a decent presentation of this enigmatic artifact.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the presentation of this fascinating artifact. Your feedback means a lot and motivates me to continue creating quality content.
If you have any specific topics or questions about this artifact or other subjects you'd like to see covered, please feel free to share. I'm always looking for ways to provide valuable and engaging content for viewers like you.
Thanks again for your support and for being part of our community!
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An ancient piece of stone with inscriptions in many different languages and characters can be defined as a multilingual stele. One of the most famous examples is the Rosetta Stone, which features texts in three scripts: Egyptian hieroglyphs, Demotic script, and Greek. Such steles are crucial for the decipherment of ancient languages and for understanding the history and culture of the civilizations that produced them. Here are some key elements of a multilingual stele. Who knows how many languages existed in those times that are now dead...
Thank you for sharing such a detailed and insightful comment! The comparison to the Rosetta Stone is particularly fascinating and highlights the incredible importance of multilingual steles in unraveling ancient languages and cultures. It's awe-inspiring to think about how many languages have existed and how much more there is to discover about our past.
Your perspective adds great value to the discussion, and I'm sure other viewers will appreciate it as well. If you have any other interesting facts or thoughts on this topic, please feel free to share. Engaging with knowledgeable viewers like you makes this community even more enriching.
Thanks again for your contribution!
I partially translated it.... from the outside in - it says "Walking man shield head fish are falling from the sky!"
Thank you for watching the video and sharing your translation! The Phaistos Disc certainly sparks a lot of curiosity and different interpretations. Your take on it is quite intriguing and adds to the fascinating mystery surrounding this ancient artifact. I appreciate you taking the time to comment and contribute to the discussion!
I did as well!! Though my translation, fueled by "substances", offers a more entertaining meaning. Considering the "type set" images, it could be a Calander, diary, or gossip column from the past weeks events in the city. I literally see a COMIC strip of events. I have my own "definitions" of every symbol! LOL!! I'm 54 and have studied The Classics, majored in Latin, and have always been fascinated by those who lived before us. I love to think that my glass electrical wire insulator, could possibly be thought of a sex toy in the far, far, far future!
Still they don't know anything.
"... ritual porpuses..., map over religious sites.., astronomical calendar..." Etc etc. Bs. Again.
Edit:
Please don't show picture from Egypt, Israel etc. Has nothing to do with the disk in Crete.
And the same pic from a house a houndreds of times...
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feedback. I understand that there are diverse opinions on this topic, and I appreciate you taking the time to express yours.
Regarding the use of images from Egypt, Israel, etc., I included them to provide a broader context and draw parallels that some viewers might find interesting. However, I see how it could be seen as unrelated to the specific topic of the disk in Crete. Your point is well taken.
I’ll also make a note about the repetitive images. I strive to improve the quality and relevance of the content, so your feedback is invaluable.
Thank you again for your insights. I hope you'll continue to engage with the channel and share your thoughts.