Sorpresa!!! Ooparts: Celulares en Mesopotamia y Babilonia?
Descubrimiento arqueológico sensacional -
durante las excavaciones en Fuschl am See, Austria, salió a la luz un objeto con
una inscripción cuneiforme muy similar a un teléfono móvil o celular actual, el
objeto data del siglo 13 AC. Extrañamente este tipo de inscripción cuneiforme se
encuentra normalmente mucho más al Este en Mesopotamia.
La ubicación del hallazgo hace que sea más al
Oeste de donde la antigua escritura siempre ha sido hallada, ... lo que plantea
interrogantes sobre la forma en que terminó en esa
ubicación remota.
Algunos eruditos teorizan que la tableta de arcilla inscrita probablemente fue comprada en unmercado de Babilonia y luego
transportada hacia el oeste a través de un intercambio entre comerciantes, se
cree estos pudieron tener relaciones comerciales con la Europa Central en ese
momento.
Algunos eruditos teorizan que la tableta de arcilla inscrita probablemente fue comprada en un
ENGLISH:
From cuneiform to mobile messaging - missing link fundet!
Sensational archaeological discovery - during excavations in Fuschl am See, Austria, came to the fore a cuneiform inscription one is very similar to today's mobile phone featuring a 13th-century B.C.E. cuneiform inscription, the likes of which would normally be found much farther east in Mesopotamia.
The location of the find makes it the farthest west the ancient script has ever been discovered, ...raising questions about how it ended up in the remote location.
Some scholars theorize that the inscribed clay-tablet was likely purchased on a Babylonian marketplace and then transported westward through an exchange of hands by merchants, thought to have had trading relations with the central Europe at the time.
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From cuneiform to mobile messaging - missing link fundet!
Sensational archaeological discovery - during excavations in Fuschl am See, Austria, came to the fore a cuneiform inscription one is very similar to today's mobile phone featuring a 13th-century B.C.E. cuneiform inscription, the likes of which would normally be found much farther east in Mesopotamia.
The location of the find makes it the farthest west the ancient script has ever been discovered, ...raising questions about how it ended up in the remote location.
Some scholars theorize that the inscribed clay-tablet was likely purchased on a Babylonian marketplace and then transported westward through an exchange of hands by merchants, thought to have had trading relations with the central Europe at the time.
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Fuente: https://www.flickr.com/photos/art-replik/6654440471/
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