← Back to context Comment by pavel_lishin 8 hours ago Can you give us a few pointers or links? 4 comments pavel_lishin Reply dismalaf 6 hours ago Not the OP but there's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vin%C4%8Da_symbolsSome people also interpret some symbols on mammoth tusks going back 50k years as writing but that's a stretch IMO. stodor89 6 hours ago Interpreting Vinca symbols as a full-blown writing system is also widely considered a stretch. dismalaf 2 hours ago Are you talking alphabet or just writing system?It's clear by the number of symbols it's a writing system of sorts (proto-writing). It could definitely be pictograms (probably IMO), but then again, cuneiform, hieroglyphics and Chinese writing all started as pictograms as well.
dismalaf 6 hours ago Not the OP but there's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vin%C4%8Da_symbolsSome people also interpret some symbols on mammoth tusks going back 50k years as writing but that's a stretch IMO. stodor89 6 hours ago Interpreting Vinca symbols as a full-blown writing system is also widely considered a stretch. dismalaf 2 hours ago Are you talking alphabet or just writing system?It's clear by the number of symbols it's a writing system of sorts (proto-writing). It could definitely be pictograms (probably IMO), but then again, cuneiform, hieroglyphics and Chinese writing all started as pictograms as well.
stodor89 6 hours ago Interpreting Vinca symbols as a full-blown writing system is also widely considered a stretch. dismalaf 2 hours ago Are you talking alphabet or just writing system?It's clear by the number of symbols it's a writing system of sorts (proto-writing). It could definitely be pictograms (probably IMO), but then again, cuneiform, hieroglyphics and Chinese writing all started as pictograms as well.
dismalaf 2 hours ago Are you talking alphabet or just writing system?It's clear by the number of symbols it's a writing system of sorts (proto-writing). It could definitely be pictograms (probably IMO), but then again, cuneiform, hieroglyphics and Chinese writing all started as pictograms as well.
Not the OP but there's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vin%C4%8Da_symbols
Some people also interpret some symbols on mammoth tusks going back 50k years as writing but that's a stretch IMO.
Interpreting Vinca symbols as a full-blown writing system is also widely considered a stretch.
Are you talking alphabet or just writing system?
It's clear by the number of symbols it's a writing system of sorts (proto-writing). It could definitely be pictograms (probably IMO), but then again, cuneiform, hieroglyphics and Chinese writing all started as pictograms as well.