/watch?v=u5LDPJi0ixI&feature=youtube_gdata_player this is the one I'm talking about. Nuwaupic discovered by Dr. York. I've been trying to find evidence of it's true origins.
u are aware that ALL human beings originate in africa???? therefore LOGIC will tell u that many things, including language & writing ALL originate in africa, & spread out from there
@SourBoiTV There is considerable information to prove that the evolution of human race really happened in India. As put by Olmec98, the tamils already had a spoken and written language before any other culture found India. There have been many arguments put forth by researchers that the "lemur" continent had the oldest men ever and thus had the longest continuity ever to provide such an evolution to human race.
thinite were did u get this word from sabean is geez and what ever u call thinite is sabean and is south arabian modified and modified and modified until u get to the Ethiopic of today which is a knowledge system because it is brilliantly organized to represent philosophical features, such as ideography, mnumonics, syllography, astronomy, and grammatology.
Siniatic looks like Meroitic, Ethiopic/Sabean/south arabian what ever u want to call it. We went from Hiero, Demotic ,Meroitic
@ausaralmasri The word Thinite comes from the name for one of the Pre-Dynastic Egyptian civilization' Thinite pre-dates all other Egyptian writing system.
@dogons2k12 The script is interesting but it appears to be related to Ge'ez. You may want to contact these researchers yourself given your interest in the script.
Olmec98, do you think if even a fraction of this stuff was taught in grade school, it would make any difference to black self-esteem as a whole. I do. Most of us conciously or unconciously view white/Europeans as the creaters and inventors of EVERYTHING.
Another great video. I know its off topic, but I was wondering what connections, if any, are there between the Olmecs and early Peruvian civilization in the Supe Valley?
@OscillatorCollective There is no relationship. The Meroites used the Kharosthi script..They got this from the Gymnosophists There were Gymnosophist communities in Upper Egypt and the Meroitic Sudan. The Gymnosophists used Tocharian and the Kharosthi script to write their scriptures. This makes it clear that Tocharian and Kharosthi were important means of communication for this Meroite population. Tocharian was therefore probably a major language in the Meroitic Sudan.
/watch?v=u5LDPJi0ixI&feature=youtube_gdata_player this is the one I'm talking about. Nuwaupic discovered by Dr. York. I've been trying to find evidence of it's true origins.
dfg93353 1 week ago
@Olmec98 don't all of these languages come from Nuwaupic?
dfg93353 1 week ago
@dfg93353 I never heard of this language/writing. Ancient African writing systems are based the Thinite writing.
Olmec98 1 week ago
Ethiopians brought writing to India? Whatever you say i guess!
tamilanblog 11 months ago
@tamilanblog They gave writing to the Indo-Aryans. The Dravidians already had Tamili writing which is inscribed on many megalithic pottery items/
Olmec98 11 months ago
@tamilanblog
u are aware that ALL human beings originate in africa???? therefore LOGIC will tell u that many things, including language & writing ALL originate in africa, & spread out from there
SourBoiTV 6 months ago
@SourBoiTV There is considerable information to prove that the evolution of human race really happened in India. As put by Olmec98, the tamils already had a spoken and written language before any other culture found India. There have been many arguments put forth by researchers that the "lemur" continent had the oldest men ever and thus had the longest continuity ever to provide such an evolution to human race.
tamilanblog 5 months ago
thinite were did u get this word from sabean is geez and what ever u call thinite is sabean and is south arabian modified and modified and modified until u get to the Ethiopic of today which is a knowledge system because it is brilliantly organized to represent philosophical features, such as ideography, mnumonics, syllography, astronomy, and grammatology.
Siniatic looks like Meroitic, Ethiopic/Sabean/south arabian what ever u want to call it. We went from Hiero, Demotic ,Meroitic
ausaralmasri 1 year ago
@ausaralmasri The word Thinite comes from the name for one of the Pre-Dynastic Egyptian civilization' Thinite pre-dates all other Egyptian writing system.
Siniatic does not look like Meroitic.
Olmec98 1 year ago
@Olmec98 GOOGLE this statement exactly like it is:
Sites on Scripts and Writing Systems
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On the site you will see a link for Africa. Then look for FEERA. That should be the ancient AFAR script recently discovered.
Let me know what you think ... The article is in French.
dogons2k12 4 months ago
@dogons2k12 Thanks I saw the site. I wish I could see the actual artifact so I could examine the script myself
Olmec98 4 months ago
@Olmec98 Is it possible for you to contact the leading authority on these AFAR TABLETS or maybe send a student over there to examine these scripts?!?
Just saying!!
dogons2k12 4 months ago
@dogons2k12 The script is interesting but it appears to be related to Ge'ez. You may want to contact these researchers yourself given your interest in the script.
Olmec98 4 months ago
Olmec98, do you think if even a fraction of this stuff was taught in grade school, it would make any difference to black self-esteem as a whole. I do. Most of us conciously or unconciously view white/Europeans as the creaters and inventors of EVERYTHING.
lmarr07 1 year ago
Another great video. I know its off topic, but I was wondering what connections, if any, are there between the Olmecs and early Peruvian civilization in the Supe Valley?
afrominer123 1 year ago
@afrominer123 The Olmecs did not expand to Peru
Olmec98 1 year ago
@Olmec98 Thank you.
afrominer123 1 year ago
HOW DOES THE THINITE SCRIPT CONNECT TO THE MEROITIC SCRIPT..IF IT DOES AT ALL?
OscillatorCollective 1 year ago
@OscillatorCollective There is no relationship. The Meroites used the Kharosthi script..They got this from the Gymnosophists There were Gymnosophist communities in Upper Egypt and the Meroitic Sudan. The Gymnosophists used Tocharian and the Kharosthi script to write their scriptures. This makes it clear that Tocharian and Kharosthi were important means of communication for this Meroite population. Tocharian was therefore probably a major language in the Meroitic Sudan.
Olmec98 1 year ago
@OscillatorCollective Check out my blog. bafsudralam.blogspot.com/2009/03/winters-response-to-burlaks-meroitic_7922 .html
bafsudralam.blogspot.com/search?q=kharosthi
Olmec98 1 year ago
@Olmec98 Did you checkout the link I sent you about the ANCIENT AFAR SCRIPT that dates back to 700 BC?
dogons2k12 4 months ago
@dogons2k12 I could not find it
Olmec98 4 months ago