Burial Tomb of a Nomadic King in Djibouti

[Xeda]

It is very interesting that Oromo was apparently used in deciphering Sumerian

Maybe I’m bias but I believe the Horn of Africa was the origin of civilisation.

 

[wonyluvr]

Why have I never KNEW THIS??!
Omg I’m so disappointed in myself. Please tell me if it’s still used? Or is it abandoned? Girl drop them POEMS

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[Midas]

There's a number of strange correlations and straight up shared words with Babylonian civilizations like the Sumerians. The Sumerians have 'Nin' but it means lady or priestess/princess lol

Said Shidad gives one example each for a word shared also with Sumerian and Akkadian (and generally the Afro-Asiatic languages) and he mentions more in other articles: https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/87000

It is very interesting that Oromo was apparently used in deciphering Sumerian

No fuckin way you gotta be joking I always thought that was some online hotep nonsense. Damm that's wild.

 

[Emir of Zayla]

It is very interesting that Oromo was apparently used in deciphering Sumerian

This is bullshit lol, any source for this?

 

[daljirkadahsoon]

This is bullshit lol, any source for this?

It was a lie but I can't delete it now

 

[Emir of Zayla]

I think so. We really don't have much to go on we need to find large caches of old writings and decipher them. To do that, we need to find the oldest cities with surviving writing- any science would have been done mainly in cities by people sponsored by the ruler.

If archaeologists look into the ruins of the ancient Barbaria city-states they could probably find many papyrus scrolls with writing and art in them. That’s what the ancient world used before paper was popularized after the battle of talas.