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[QUOTE]Originally posted by mena7: [QB] [IMG]https://media.moddb.com/images/groups/1/20/19483/ssss.jpg[/IMG] Dacian Tablet [IMG]https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Edmybp48Wlg/hqdefault.jpg[/IMG] Dacian Tablet [IMG]http://www.thelivingmoon.com/46ats_members/Lisa2012/04images/Sinaia_Tablets/Sinaia003.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://www.certitudinea.ro/fisiere/image/1191.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/petan/images/fig6.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://www.antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/petan303/images/figure2-large.jpg[/IMG] Mena: I think the Dacian Tablets are authentic and not forgery. They are the copy of the original Dacian tablets made of gold. The Dacian tablets remind me of the Jordanian Copper Bible and of the Michigan Christian tablets. The Sinaia lead plates are a set of lead plates written in an unknown language or constructed language. They are alleged to be a chronicle of the Dacians, but are considered by most scholars to be modern forgeries.[1] The plates were written in the Greek alphabet with a few other character additions. Mysterious Dacian plates. Sinaia lead plates https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JpV9n_pUrI&t=98s History The origin of the Sinaia lead plates is obscure. The first known mention of them was when the 200 lead plates were discovered in the warehouse of the Bucharest Museum of Antiquities, Romania, in the 19th century. Of the 200 pieces originally in the collection of plates, only 35 are known to remain today, but there are some photos of some of the rest.[2] When discovered they were ignored and considered to be forgeries because they appeared new, with no traces of corrosion. They were not considered valuable enough to be evacuated with the rest of the Romanian Treasure to Russia in 1916. However, some renewed interest in the plates among non-scholars has been shown more than a century later, following the publication of a report about them by engineer Dan Romalo in 2003.[citation needed] According to "an oral tradition", the lead plates are in fact copies made at the Nail Factory of Sinaia in 1875 from the originals, which were allegedly made of gold, and they were kept for a while at the Sinaia Monastery.[2] Allegedly, the gold was used either in the building of Peleş Castle, or the plates were part of the Romanian Treasure which was never returned by Russia after World War I.[3] An analysis made at the Institute of Nuclear Physics in Bucharest confirmed that the composition of the plates is very similar to lead manufactured in the 19th century.[2] Description Most of the plates are roughly rectangular, with the exception of one round plate. They have dimensions between 93mm x 98mm and 354mm x 255mm. Most are written using scriptio continua in the Greek alphabet, with a few additional signs; the text includes "V" from the Latin alphabet and signs for palatal "c" and "g" resembling those of the Cyrillic script.[2] They also include text written in some unknown scripts that do not resemble any known written alphabet. In addition to the text, the plates also contain many complex illustrations, including those of armies, kings, cities, temples and buildings.[citation needed] Language The language appears to have some Indo-European traits, but it has nothing in common with what linguists expect to be Dacian language, as no correlation with the Romanian language substrate can be found.[citation needed] Also, unlike any known Indo-European language, it appears to have almost no inflections, nor declensions. In addition, almost all nouns end in "-o", including names which had other endings in Latin and Greek, e.g. Boerobiseto, Dacibalo, Napoko and Sarmigetuzo.[2] There are some words borrowed from Greek (basileo from basileus, chiliarcho, from chiliarchos) and Latin, but some important words such as the alleged words for "king" (mato) and "priest" (kotopolo) do not appear to have any known Indo-European cognates.[2] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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