Atlantis in an Iberian inscription on bones of more than 6000 years.

The oldest writing of western Europe", in: Scientific Atlantology International Society, 2005, the text is tentatively read as ATal-TaRTe, commented as follows: "…It is impossible to deny that these words (Atal) look much like the root that appears in the name of Atlantis, that is an adjectival Atlas form, whereas Tarte adjusts to the root reconstructed by the Spanish specialists on the old name of Tartessos…". "Plato in his history of Atlantis tells that the Atlanteans knew the writing. Strabo affirms that the Turdetanean's towns, direct descendants of the Tartessians, conserved historical annals and laws written in a grammar that went back to more than 6000 years before its time.

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I have seen some of this script before along with some unusual zoomorphic statues, there is much to be uncovered as the church does its best to get rid of any ancient evidence. No conspiracy about it! They just like to rule the land as if they were the first and the last.

Nice post. I was just commenting on another thread regarding ancient knowledge and lost history that you may find interesting:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I believe there is much we do not understand that the hubris of modern science would like to keep hidden.

The last two characters on the board read either -white people or -sun people, in Chinese script.

Interesting.

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To update my earlier post I actually confused on of the meanings in this character 日. Forgive me cause my Chinese is rusty. So the alternative meaning is "day" and of course also means sun.

I was reading the characters left to right. 日人.

Really, there is no meaning other than sun people you can read out of it. From what I know. It could be "white" but it is missing a mark at the top. And no other markings on the bone look like Chinese. They do not from what I can see have the proper strokes. But I will look into it further.

Now, the way they are carved is uncanny to how the Chinese script is written in real life. Although, I don't know the history of the Chinese language enough to say that these characters were always written this way or have changed throughout the years.

But it is curious nonetheless.

Here are wiki links to the characters in question,
One
Two

I'm confused as to how they came to the conclusion of atal-tarte in the translation. Of course it is probably because I'm uneducated in the field. But lets play with it shall we?

Using these to do our translation: 1 and 2:

We get the following combinations for the first three letters left to right:

ka-e-da

ga-e-da

ga-e-ta

ka-e-ta

What's that mean? Probably nothing.

ETA: And of course it is written right to left, so you would have to rearrange the order I put it in for it to relate to anything.

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Now, the way they are carved is uncanny to how the Chinese script is written in real life. Although, I don't know the history of the Chinese language enough to say that these characters were always written this way or have changed throughout the years.

But it is curious nonetheless.

Here are wiki links to the characters in question,
One
Two

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Thanks once again, it adds an angle to languages that I have felt to be interesting. It seems that languages the further you go back the more similarities appear, what that means to me is that in our ancient past there was a unity. Its just we don’t understand that unity yet. We haven’t got the full deck in hand, so lets see what surfaces to aid us.

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I recall that there are various types of Iberian script and this is what makes it hard to decipher, especially if you are not doing it on a daily basis. None the less, I am sure it’s good to have a go at searching out the meaning. Some people have more time and money to apply to the venture. For a quick fun look, using your link to the script I came up with the following GAFDAN BUBUL.
might just simply be someone’s name maybe some ancient dictator ha-ha