Old European Script
The Old European Script (also known as the Vinča alphabet, Vinča script or Vinča-Tordos script) is a name sometimes given to the markings on prehistoric artefacts found in south-eastern Europe. Some believe the markings to be a writing system of the Vinča culture, which inhabited the region around 6000-4000 BC. Others doubt that the markings represent writing at all, citing the brevity of the purported inscriptions and the dearth of repeated symbols in the purported script.
Related Topics:
South-eastern Europe - Writing system - Vinča culture - Inscription
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| ► | Introduction |
| ► | The discovery of the script |
| ► | Meaning of the symbols |
| ► | Controversial issues |
| ► | See also |
| ► | References |
| ► | External links |
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