Message #261647

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Conclusion:

Clearly, a similarity between two scripts does not automatically mean that they both originated from the same source. However, as can be seen from the examples above, there is now sufficient evidence in favour of just such a connection, and however frail that connection may seem it continues to be the most likely solution to the remarkable similarities between the Indus Valley and Easter island Scripts. Without another, more plausible suggestion we are left with a limited number of possibilities to explain such a connection. They are as follows:

 

    The script developed independently and spontaneously in both locations.

    The script was originally taken to Easter Island (because it was considered a sacred text).

    The script was originally taken to Easter Island (because it was considered a sacred place).

    The Easter Island script arrived from a third, unknown and later source and their mythology is wrong.