The Kish Tablet. It's the oldest known written document and it
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This clay tablet from 3350 BC is written in Archaic linear ... - Reddit
Apr 4, 2021 · This clay tablet from 3350 BC is written in Archaic linear script/outline character (original pictograph) Could someone help translate it, Ive already managed to translate five words into Assyrian but the rest I cant do
How accurate is the dating for the oldest Sumerian clay tablets?
Nov 21, 2015 · I'm referring to the tablet caches in which we found the oldest known copies of the Kesh Temple Hymn and the Instructions of Shuruppak. It's my understanding that the accuracy of clay tablet dating depends heavily on the context in which they were found (e.g. whether they were found with other items that could be radiocarbon dated).
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Oct 1, 2020 · The Kish Tablet Probably the oldest known example of writing which has yet been recovered. Sadly, no one knows for sure quite what it says, but after 5,500 years, even just finding it is pretty impressive.
This is the “complaint tablet to Ea-nasir”. It is a complaint letter ...
This is the “complaint tablet to Ea-nasir”. It is a complaint letter written in 1750 BCE to a merchant named Ea-nasir from a customer named Nanni. Nanni talks about how they were delivered the wrong grade of copper. It’s the oldest customer complaint.
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Apr 4, 2021 · For reference, this is the Kish tablet. The Kish tablet is inscribed with proto-cuneiform signs. It has been dated to the Uruk IV period (ca. 3350–3200 BC).[1] Several thousands of proto-cuneiform documents dating to Uruk IV and III periods (ca. 3350–3000 BC) have been found in Uruk. It is considered the world's oldest known written document.
The Kish Tablet oldest known proto-writing 5,500 BP
Jan 10, 2009 · The Kish tablet was excavated by Stephen Langdon and an Oxford team that worked at Kish from 1923 to 1933. Kish is located 5 kilometers to the east of what would later be the site of Babylon. It was first occupied at the start of the Jemdet Nasr period which is dated to around the 30th century before the current era.
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Oct 8, 2012 · The earliest example of this that I am aware of is the cuneiform Kish Tablet (3500 BC) It should be remembered that these first writings were ideographic and probably had no direct linguistic content
Guess what I got to see today! The tablet itself, very cool ... - Reddit
Apr 15, 2023 · People found the annoyance conveyed by the writer very anachronistic; The type of thing you'd read online except it was written in Ancient Sumer. Plenty of older pieces of writing are known, the oldest of which is the Kish tablet from 3500 BCE, 1,750 years older than Ea …
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Apr 21, 2016 · The impressions became more stylized pictures, such as can be seen in the Kish Tablet from ~3500 BC, and eventually developed into the full-on cuneiform we know today, with full-on cuneiform writing arriving around 3100 BC in the Jemdet Nasr period. So cuneiform writing was derived primarily from economic transactions and the need to record ...