Message #13798

[Ideopraxist]

 Hello, yes I have read Cedric Leonard's work before, I liked his theory,,''These are strong traditions suggesting the existence of an older, unnamed culture in the west that had long been familiar with the art of writing. We cannot help but remember the 12,000-year-old Azilian painted-rocks as well as the 20,000-year-old bone calendars (Marshack, 1972). Both of these are possibly a form of writing according to experts in anthropology and paleography''

AND this one,   


 ''There must have been a "western" prototype (which I believe we have in the Glozel Tablets), completely independent of the eastern writing system which evolved later in Sumar, for all these "Atlantic" systems to be so much alike.'' 
Taken from: www.atlantisquest.com

I can agree with that somewhat. I do feel these you see some of here, are superior to the Glozel tablets, there's so much more knowledge, intelligence and much more depth. you can get lost looking in them, I have alot, so it may take some time to compare the symbols you mentioned.

I do not wish for that to sound conceited, the written word has no inflections,,.I.