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Is the Inscription of La Pasiega (La Inscripción de La Pasiega) still a Top Secret?


  
  
  
  
  
  The archaic cultures of the ancient Near East and Franco-Cantabria since the first migrations of Homo sapiens from the West Africa and the West Asia to Europe were probably based on the Proto-Afroasiatic Language and Pictograms, as well as on some Neanderthal dialects. Thereafter here is my very new hypothesis on the Inscription of La Pasiega (Spain). Now it concerns the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I have assumed that they are similar to the Proto-Sinaitic Script. Afroasiatic is the oldest established language family in the world. I am trying now to study the culture and petroglyphs of the ancient Africa and to establish a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms from one hand and the symbols of the Proto-Basques or Pre-Proto-Basques from the other hand, who migrated from the East Africa through the Western Asia to Franco-Cantabria. The Proto-Afroasiatic Language is believed to come from the Upper Nile Valley (the center of the Halfan culture) to the Iberian Peninsula (the Proto-Iberian, Proto-Aquitanian (Pre-Proto-Basque) and Proto-Cantabrian cultures) c. 22.5-22.0 ka cal BP or even earlier (Wikipedia). Therefore a new version of the decryption (decipherment) of the Inscription of La Pasiega using the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms is proposed as follows: "we (2 families of the inhabitants of the cave) are asking the deities to protect our home and to bring us good luck in hunting" or "we, namely two families (two chiefs of two tribes), ask separately our Goddess for help in filling our two traps with animals". An attempt to read the "Inscription of La Pasiega" using directly the Proto-Sinaitic Script leads to the following (taking into account that doubling of ideogram or logogram means plural): "zaynu/rasu zaynu/rasu baytu kapu kapu hasir" (in Proto-Sinaitic) or "the chiefs of the cave ask the goddess to fill the traps" (in English) or " ( ) " (in Russian) or "nagusi-nagusi haitzulu bostu-bostu hesi" (in Pre-Proto-Basque). I guess, that the Inscription of La Pasiega was made appr. 20,000 - 15,000 years ago by the Pre-Proto-Basques using the symbols similar to the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I think, that the Pre-Proto-Basques had some connections with the Near East at that time or even earlier.
  
  
  
  
  
  

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   LITERATURE
  
   1. (2019): -. - "", 08.01.2019, 02:44, http://hiero.ru/2248980
  
   1a. Alexander A. Amelkin, Dr (2019): The Inscription of La Pasiega. - "Hieroglyph", 08.01.2019
  
   2. Genevieve von Petzinger (2017): The First Signs: Unlocking the Mysteries of the World's Oldest Symbols.
  
   3. Geoffrey Bardon (1999): Papunya Tula: Art Of The Western Desert.
  
   4. Casado López, Pilar (1977): Los signos en el arte paleolítico de la Península Ibérica. Monografías arqueológicas 20, Universidad de Zaragoza, Zaragoza. 327 p.
  
   5. Cave of La Pasiega. Wikpedia: " " -". B - . , . - , , , , . "", , . --. / The so-called 'Inscription of La Pasiega'. The 'Inscription' of Gallery B is even more complex and unique than these signs; such that Breuil interpreted it as an authentic inscription which contained a coded message for initiates. Leroi-Gourhan goes to some lengths to explain that, being deconstructed, the figure is composed of feminine symbols. Jordá sees in it a typical sign in the form of a 'sack' related to the sealed enclosures mentioned before, and to serpentine forms which appear at the end of its Middle Cycle. Casado López finds parallels at Marsoulas and Font de Gaume." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_of_La_Pasiega
  
   6. Alexander A. Amelkin, Dr (2019): PANPSY / (a) http://www.amelkin.de/wuerm.pdf (b) https://youtu.be/WSjb3ZyT0nI
  
   7. Alison George (2016): Code hidden in Stone Age art may be the root of human writing. - New Scientist, 9 November 2016
  
   8. Hugo Reyes-Centeno, et al (2014): Genomic and cranial phenotype data support multiple modern human dispersals from Africa and a southern route into Asia. - PNAS, May 20, 2014, Vol. 111, No. 20, Pp. 7248-7253
  
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   13. Álava. Iruña Veleia desentierra jeroglíficos y grafías en latín de la historia de Egipto. - 08 de junio de 2006 - 23:20 - Hispania romana - https://terraeantiqvae.blogia.com
  
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   15. Have 5,000 year-old Egyptian hieroglyphs been found in Australia? - https://www.ancient-code.com/
  
   16. Peter Faris (2017): PALEOLITHIC CAVE PAINTING - A PRECURSOR TO WRITING? - Rock Art Blog by Peter Faris, http://rockartblog.blogspot.com
  
   17. Christopher Ehret (1995): Reconstructing Proto-Afroasiatic (Proto-Afrasian): vowels, tone, consonants, and vocabulary. - University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-09799-8
  
   18. Bosselin B. (2000): Le Badegoulien en Europe sud-occidentale : faciès régionaux, paléo-environnements et filiations. 3R Congresso de Arqueologia
  
   19. Hugo Obermaier - Breuil, Henri; Obermaier, Hugo y Alcalde Del Río, Hermilio (1913): La Pasiega à Puente viesgo, Ed. A. Chêne. Mónaco.
  
   20. Proto-Afroasiatic language. Wikipedia. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Afroasiatic_language
  
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   24. Lamalfa, Carlos and Peñil, Javier (1991): 'Las cuevas de Puente Viesgo', in Cuevas de España (Editorial Everest, León, 1991). ISBN 84-241-4688-3
  
   25. Juliette Blevins (2018): Advances in Proto-Basque Reconstruction with Evidence for the Proto-Indo-European-Euskarian Hypothesis. - 1st Edition, Published September 3, 2018 by Routledge, 426 Pages, ISBN 9780429505911
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  PANPSY
  
  
  
  

APPENDIX


  

- / LA PASIEGA INSCRIPTION / LA PASIEGA-INSCHRIFT


  
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  "Die 'Inschrift' der Galerie B ist noch komplexer und einzigartiger als diese Zeichen; so dass Breuil es als authentische Inschrift interpretierte, die eine codierte Nachricht für Eingeweihte enthielt. Leroi-Gourhan unternimmt einige Anstrengungen, um zu erklären, dass die Figur, da sie dekonstruiert ist, aus weiblichen Symbolen besteht. Jordá sieht darin ein typisches Zeichen in Form eines "Sacks", das sich auf die zuvor erwähnten versiegelten Gehege und auf Serpentinenformen bezieht, die am Ende seines mittleren Zyklus erscheinen. Casado López findet Parallelen bei Marsoulas und Font de Gaume. Amelkin schlägt vor, die Inschrift anhand der Symbole der australischen Aborigines sowie der proto-afroasiatischen Piktogramme zu lesen." (Höhle von La Pasiega - https://de.qaz.wiki/wiki/Cave_of_La_Pasiega)
  
  "La 'Inscripción' de la Galería B es aún más compleja y única que estos signos; de modo que Breuil lo interpretó como una inscripción auténtica que contenía un mensaje codificado para los iniciados. Leroi-Gourhan hace todo lo posible para explicar que, al ser deconstruida, la figura se compone de símbolos femeninos. Jordá ve en él un signo típico en forma de 'saco' relacionado con los recintos cerrados antes mencionados, y con formas serpentinas que aparecen al final de su Ciclo Medio. Casado López encuentra paralelos en Marsoulas y Font de Gaume. Amelkin propone una forma de leer la inscripción utilizando los símbolos de los aborígenes australianos así como los pictogramas proto-afroasiáticos." (Cueva de la Pasiega - https://es.qaz.wiki/wiki/Cave_of_La_Pasiega)
  
  DR ALEXANDER A AMELKIN: New hypothesis on the Inscription of La Pasiega. Now it's about the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I have assumed that they are similar to Proto-Sinaitic writing. Afro-Asian is the oldest established language family in the world. I am now trying to study the culture and petroglyphs of ancient Africa and make a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms on the one hand and the symbols of the Proto-Basques on the other, who migrated from East Africa through the West Asia to Franco-Cantabrian region. For this reason, a new version of the decryption of the La Pasiega Inscription is proposed: "we (2 families of the cave's inhabitants) are asking the divinities to protect our home and to bring us good luck in hunting." / Nueva hipótesis sobre la Inscripción de La Pasiega. Ahora se trata de los Pictogramas Proto-Afroasiáticos. He asumido que son similares a la escritura protosinaítica. Afroasiática es la familia lingüística establecida más antigua del mundo. Estoy tratando ahora de estudiar la cultura y los petroglifos de la antigua África y establecer una conexión entre los Pictogramas Proto-Afroasiáticos por un lado y los símbolos de los Proto-Vascos por el otro, que emigraron del Este de África a través del Oeste Asia a Franco-Cantabria. Por ello, se propone una nueva versión del descifrado de la Inscripción de La Pasiega: "nosotros (2 familias de los habitantes de la cueva) estamos pidiendo a las divinidades que protejan nuestro hogar y que nos traigan buena suerte en la caza". (Translation of Gustavo Marquerie)
  
  
  
  
  
  "I am now trying to study the culture and petroglyphs of ancient Africa and to make a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms on the one hand and the symbols of the Pre-Proto-Basques on the other, who migrated from East Africa through West Asia to Franco-Cantabrian region. For this reason, a new version of the decryption of the La Pasiega Inscription is proposed: "THE CHIEFS OF THE CAVE ASK THE GODDESS TO SAVE FROM DISASTER". 13,800 years ago, meltwater pulse 1A (MWP1a) led to a sharp global sea level rise. The wooden flooring saved a group of cave residents from flooding, lifting them 4 meters to the upper arch of the cave. The village near the cave was badly damaged by the flow of water or ice avalanche, as evidenced by the last ideogram depicting a destroyed tectiform." (Dr A Amelkin, http://panpsy.de, https://youtu.be/8buQO5Ox6ok)
  
  
  
  
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The Inscription of La Pasiega: "the cave's inhabitants are asking the goddess to save from disaster"

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Is the Inscription of La Pasiega (La Inscripción de La Pasiega) still a Top Secret?


  
  
  
  
  
  The archaic cultures of the ancient Near East and Franco-Cantabria since the first migrations of Homo sapiens from the West Africa and the West Asia to Europe were probably based on the Proto-Afroasiatic Language and Pictograms, as well as on some Neanderthal dialects. Thereafter here is my very new hypothesis on the Inscription of La Pasiega (Spain). Now it concerns the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I have assumed that they are similar to the Proto-Sinaitic Script. Afroasiatic is the oldest established language family in the world. I am trying now to study the culture and petroglyphs of the ancient Africa and to establish a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms from one hand and the symbols of the Proto-Basques or Pre-Proto-Basques from the other hand, who migrated from the East Africa through the Western Asia to Franco-Cantabria. The Proto-Afroasiatic Language is believed to come from the Upper Nile Valley (the center of the Halfan culture) to the Iberian Peninsula (the Proto-Iberian, Proto-Aquitanian (Pre-Proto-Basque) and Proto-Cantabrian cultures) c. 22.5-22.0 ka cal BP or even earlier (Wikipedia). Therefore a new version of the decryption (decipherment) of the Inscription of La Pasiega using the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms is proposed as follows: "we (2 families of the inhabitants of the cave) are asking the deities to protect our home and to bring us good luck in hunting" or "we, namely two families (two chiefs of two tribes), ask separately our Goddess for help in filling our two traps with animals". An attempt to read the "Inscription of La Pasiega" using directly the Proto-Sinaitic Script leads to the following (taking into account that doubling of ideogram or logogram means plural): "zaynu/rasu zaynu/rasu baytu kapu kapu hasir" (in Proto-Sinaitic) or "the chiefs of the cave ask the goddess to fill the traps" (in English) or " ( ) " (in Russian) or "nagusi-nagusi haitzulu bostu-bostu hesi" (in Pre-Proto-Basque). I guess, that the Inscription of La Pasiega was made appr. 20,000 - 15,000 years ago by the Pre-Proto-Basques using the symbols similar to the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I think, that the Pre-Proto-Basques had some connections with the Near East at that time or even earlier.
  
  
  
  
  
  

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   LITERATURE
  
   1. (2019): -. - "", 08.01.2019, 02:44, http://hiero.ru/2248980
  
   1a. Alexander A. Amelkin, Dr (2019): The Inscription of La Pasiega. - "Hieroglyph", 08.01.2019
  
   2. Genevieve von Petzinger (2017): The First Signs: Unlocking the Mysteries of the World's Oldest Symbols.
  
   3. Geoffrey Bardon (1999): Papunya Tula: Art Of The Western Desert.
  
   4. Casado López, Pilar (1977): Los signos en el arte paleolítico de la Península Ibérica. Monografías arqueológicas 20, Universidad de Zaragoza, Zaragoza. 327 p.
  
   5. Cave of La Pasiega. Wikpedia: " " -". B - . , . - , , , , . "", , . --. / The so-called 'Inscription of La Pasiega'. The 'Inscription' of Gallery B is even more complex and unique than these signs; such that Breuil interpreted it as an authentic inscription which contained a coded message for initiates. Leroi-Gourhan goes to some lengths to explain that, being deconstructed, the figure is composed of feminine symbols. Jordá sees in it a typical sign in the form of a 'sack' related to the sealed enclosures mentioned before, and to serpentine forms which appear at the end of its Middle Cycle. Casado López finds parallels at Marsoulas and Font de Gaume." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_of_La_Pasiega
  
   6. Alexander A. Amelkin, Dr (2019): PANPSY / (a) http://www.amelkin.de/wuerm.pdf (b) https://youtu.be/WSjb3ZyT0nI
  
   7. Alison George (2016): Code hidden in Stone Age art may be the root of human writing. - New Scientist, 9 November 2016
  
   8. Hugo Reyes-Centeno, et al (2014): Genomic and cranial phenotype data support multiple modern human dispersals from Africa and a southern route into Asia. - PNAS, May 20, 2014, Vol. 111, No. 20, Pp. 7248-7253
  
   9. Ballester, Xaverio (2001): La adfinitas de las lenguas aquitana e ibérica, Palaeohispanica, 2001, 1, S. 21-33
  
   10. Lakarra, Joseba (2009): Aitzineuskara berreraikiaz: zergatik ezkerra? - Euskera (54, 1): 52
  
   11. Stephen Oppenheimer (2006): The origins of the British. - Editor: Constable and Robinson (11 Sep 2006), ISBN 1-84529-158-1
  
   12. Origin of the Basques, Wikpedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_the_Basques
  
   13. Álava. Iruña Veleia desentierra jeroglíficos y grafías en latín de la historia de Egipto. - 08 de junio de 2006 - 23:20 - Hispania romana - https://terraeantiqvae.blogia.com
  
   14. Iruña-Veleia. Wikipedia - https://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locus_Archaeologicus_Veleiae
  
   15. Have 5,000 year-old Egyptian hieroglyphs been found in Australia? - https://www.ancient-code.com/
  
   16. Peter Faris (2017): PALEOLITHIC CAVE PAINTING - A PRECURSOR TO WRITING? - Rock Art Blog by Peter Faris, http://rockartblog.blogspot.com
  
   17. Christopher Ehret (1995): Reconstructing Proto-Afroasiatic (Proto-Afrasian): vowels, tone, consonants, and vocabulary. - University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-09799-8
  
   18. Bosselin B. (2000): Le Badegoulien en Europe sud-occidentale : faciès régionaux, paléo-environnements et filiations. 3R Congresso de Arqueologia
  
   19. Hugo Obermaier - Breuil, Henri; Obermaier, Hugo y Alcalde Del Río, Hermilio (1913): La Pasiega à Puente viesgo, Ed. A. Chêne. Mónaco.
  
   20. Proto-Afroasiatic language. Wikipedia. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Afroasiatic_language
  
   21. Proto-Sinaitic script. Wikipedia. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Sinaitic_script
  
   22. Wolfgang Wildgen (2006): Language and art: From paleolithic art to writing. - Four lectures. 12th Early Fall School of Semiotics 'Semiotics of Genre', Bulgaria (http://fayllar.org/language-and-art-from-paleolithic-art-to-writing-four-lectures.html)
  
   23. .. (1979): . - . , 1979. - 196 .
  
   24. Lamalfa, Carlos and Peñil, Javier (1991): 'Las cuevas de Puente Viesgo', in Cuevas de España (Editorial Everest, León, 1991). ISBN 84-241-4688-3
  
   25. Juliette Blevins (2018): Advances in Proto-Basque Reconstruction with Evidence for the Proto-Indo-European-Euskarian Hypothesis. - 1st Edition, Published September 3, 2018 by Routledge, 426 Pages, ISBN 9780429505911
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  PANPSY
  
  
  
  

APPENDIX


  

- / LA PASIEGA INSCRIPTION / LA PASIEGA-INSCHRIFT


  
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  "I am now trying to study the culture and petroglyphs of ancient Africa and to make a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms on the one hand and the symbols of the Pre-Proto-Basques on the other, who migrated from East Africa through West Asia to Franco-Cantabrian region. For this reason, a new version of the decryption of the La Pasiega Inscription is proposed: "THE CHIEFS OF THE CAVE ASK THE GODDESS TO SAVE FROM DISASTER". 13,800 years ago, meltwater pulse 1A (MWP1a) led to a sharp global sea level rise. The wooden flooring saved a group of cave residents from flooding, lifting them 4 meters to the upper arch of the cave. The village near the cave was badly damaged by the flow of water or ice avalanche, as evidenced by the last ideogram depicting a destroyed tectiform." (Dr A Amelkin, http://panpsy.de, https://youtu.be/8buQO5Ox6ok)
  
  
  
  
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   "The Inscription of La Pasiega and a Hypothetical Way to Its Decryption / -"
  
   ABSTRACT
  
   I interpreted the carvings in the Spanish cave La Pasiega using the Aboriginal symbols as a clue, because they are similar and the Aboriginal symbols are already deciphered. Taking as a basis the Australian Aboriginal rock art symbolism (ideograms), the inscription of La Pasiega in Spain probably could be read as follows: "here lived two men and two women with two kids, who have conquered two bears and one lion" or "we, the inhabitants of this cave, ask to protect us and our home and to send us luck in hunting and gathering". The Stone Age symbolism in the North of Spain and in Australia coincides by 56% (Alison George (2016): Code hidden in Stone Age art may be the root of human writing. - New Scientist, 9 November 2016). Taking this into account I conclude that the carriers of the Spanish and Australian proto-culture migrated from the same region. For Papuan-Australian Aborigines genetic research has inferred a date of habitation as early as 80,000 years BP, but other estimates have ranged up to 125,000 years ago (Wikipedia). Papuan-Australian Aborigines came from the Western Asia, where Homo sapiens, Neanderthals and Denisovans lived together and created some hybrid cultures. From the Western Asia there were permanent migrations to Europe too, but in Europe there was shift to Neanderthals, and in the South Asia - to Denisovans. Symbol "E" is used in Australia since 80,000 - 125,000 years for designation of animal tracks. And Homo sapiens at that time used the old symbolic writing brought from the West Asia. Some of these symbols are found, for instance, in Göbekli Tepe. Homo sapiens came to Australia through Sumatra and Borneo, where lives Sun Bear (Helarctos malayanus), and through Java, where lived the Javan Tiger (Panthera tigris sondaica). Today in Australia can be found Koala Bears (Phascolarctos cinereus) and Tasmanian Tigers. 46,000 years ago there lived in Australia the Marsupial Lion (Thylacoleo carnifex). And the symbols for animal tracks were perhaps universal at that times. In my research is more important the first part of inscription. The part with animal tracks is not principal at all. There were plenty of dangerous animals with similar tracks all over the world.
  

  
  
  
  
   THE FIRST ITERATION /
  
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   Taking as a basis the Australian Aboriginal rock art symbolism (ideograms), the inscription of La Pasiega (II8I8IIüüE) could be read as follows: "here lived two men, two women and a boy, who have conquered two bears and one tiger" (or two girls or childs instead of a boy; or a lion instead of a tiger). I interpreted the carvings (images) in the Spanish cave La Pasiega using the Aboriginal symbols as a clue, because they are similar and the Aboriginal symbols are already deciphered. I am trying to gather the similar symbols all over the world and then to analyse them, if they are created independendtly, or there were some connections and links between them.
  
   150,000 years ago the Proto-Paleoiberians and the future Australians lived together and had the common writing. According to Genevieve von Petzinger the writing system has existed in Europe already 65,000 years ago and even earlier (those universal 32 symbols). And there were various animals in that region. This is my hypothesis put forward on the basis of a comparative analysis. (Sources: (a) Geoffrey Bardon (1999). Papunya Tula: Art Of The Western Desert. (b) Genevieve von Petzinger (2017). The First Signs: Unlocking the Mysteries of the World's Oldest Symbols.)
  
  
  
  
  
   I am at a very beginning of my research now, but I have already noticed, that as a rule the basic (the oldest) symbols are commonly the same and do not change for thousands of years. This rule works everywhere. I began to work with Australia only recently and must certainly prove everything. The Australian aborigines have preserved the very old writings, probably common with Neanderthal, Denisovan and hybrid. Aboriginal symbols for animal tracks are very similar to one symbol in La Pasiega Cave. But in Australia the old Proto-Paleoiberian symbols for animal tracks were used for the other (native Australian) animals.
  
  
  COMPARISON OF THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL AND GÖBEKLI TEPE SYMBOLS
  A shaman or medicine man with extensive body painting, Worgaia, Central Australia
  
  Source: https://wellcomecollection.org/works/det9yzuk?query=V0015977EL
  
  
   For the Papuan-Australian Aborigines genetic research has inferred a date of habitation as early as 80,000 years BP, but other estimates have ranged up to 125,000 years ago (Wikipedia). The Papuan-Australian Aborigines came from the Western Asia, where Homo sapiens, Neanderthals and Denisovans lived together and created some hybrid cultures. From these areas there were permanent migrations to Europe too, but in Europe there was shift to Neanderthals, and in the South Asia - to Denisovans. In Siberia there were often Denisovan-Neanderthal hybrid cultures. But they all had permanent contacts and approximately similar basic symbols. These symbols are found, for instance, in Göbekli Tepe in Turkey. It seems to me that the well-known sign of the Australian aborigines "⊂I⊃" (interaction and opposition of the spiritual and mercantile), one of the probable meanings of which is "two goddesses", also found in the Göbekli Tepe temple complex, comes from the times of the Mesopotamian 150,000 years old hybrid culture and reminds us of Ki and Inanna, aka the Goddess of Life (the patroness of all earthly, material and mercantile) and the Goddess of Love (the patroness of all spiritual, cultural and mystical). The symbol "People Sitting" of the Papuan-Australian Aborigines is also found among the symbols of the mysterious caves of Isco (Hazaribagh, Jharkhand) in India.
  
  
  
  
  
   Casado López has found parallels to the so-called "Inscription of La Pasiega" at Marsoulas and Font de Gaume (France), but I have seen photos or pictures neither of "the Inscription of Font-de-Gaume" nor of "the Inscription of Marsoulas". Has anybody probably seen them? Recently I found in internet very interesting inscriptions (similar to some parts of inscription of La Pasiega) in Göbekli Tepe (Turkey), Australia, Isco (India), California, Spain, France, Gibraltar, Macedonia and Nevada. I must prove everything and find more qualitative pictures. I am working hard on this material.
  
   It is interesting that this inscription of La Pasiega ("here live two men and two women with two babies, who have conquered two bears and one lion") is a palindrome and could be read in the opposite direction like this: "a lion and two bears are defeated by two men living here with two women and two kids". The inverse reading is more obvious, and this way is indicated by the direction of the lion's track.
  
  
  
  
  
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   My very new hypothesis. Now it concerns the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I have assumed that they are similar to the Proto-Sinaitic script. I am trying now to study the culture and petroglyphs of the ancient Africa and to establish a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms from one hand and from the other hand the symbols of the Australian Aborigines and of the Proto-Basques, who migrated from the East Africa through the Western Asia to Australia and to Franco-Cantabria, respectively. Therefore, another version of the decryption is proposed: "we (2 families of the inhabitants of the cave) are asking the deities to protect our home and to bring us good luck in hunting".
  
  
  
  
  
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   At this stage of the study begins the most fascinating part. I found a similarity between the elements of the "Inscription of La Pasiega" and some ideograms of the Proto-Canaanite Script.
  
   This palindrome (the Inscription of La Pasiega) is probably written with the use of the Proto-Canaanite Script too: "People with spears in their hands defend their home." Perhaps the Proto-Canaanite Script in the times of Göbekli Tepe was brought by migrants to the Iberian Peninsula.
  
   But most likely, the situation is more complicated. I do not exclude that in the nearest future I will find some more ancient systems of ideographic and pictographic writing allowing to read this notorious inscription. And I suppose that the meaning of the inscription will be the same. That means that all the language tools considered in this paper come from one source - a common Neanderthal-Cro-Magnon proto-language, which existed in Western Asia 100 - 150 thousand years ago.
  
   Using ideograms from the writing of the Australian aborigines and from the Proto-Canaanite Script, one can somewhat more closely recognize the investigated inscription, which consists of three parts and is also a palindrome, which allows to apply to it writing with a different reading direction.
  
  
  
  
  
   The left part describes a certain community of people living in a cave or part of it, which are armed with spears and ready to defend their home. The platform on which these people are standing resembles a raft upon which they arrived along the nearest river.
  
   The central part of the inscription contains two almost identical ideograms with small differences that are acceptable even within the same script without changing their meaning. Highly likely they denote not the traces of animals but two protective amulets in the shape of the right palm "hamsa" - "Hand of Ki (Ninhursag)" and "Hand of Inanna", corresponding to the well-known Australian Aboriginal sign "Two Goddesses" and to the same sign in Göbekli Tepe complex. This corresponds to the oldest dualistic belief in the "lower" and the "upper" worlds.
  
   But the right part of the inscription contains only one symbol (one ideogram), which simultaneously means what and from whom it is necessary to protect. In different writing systems it denotes both the footprint (track) of a large predator (aggressive animals) and the home of ancient people (garth, cave, house and a yard around, fortified settlement). Also, this symbol can be interpreted as a wide opened trap "La Trampa", a paddock for wild animals. In the Proto-Canaanite Script the similar symbol "het" resembles a paddock or a trap, but with a closed gate.
  
  
  
  
  
   Thus the inscription contains amulets (hamsa, eskua, 'Hands of Goddesses' or less likely bear tracks, etc.) and appeal (prayer) of the inhabitants of the cave (six of them?) to the higher forces of the 'upper' and the 'lower' worlds with a request to protect their home and its inhabitants and to send them luck in hunting and gathering: "we (2 men and 2 women with 2 kids) ask the goddesses to protect us and to send us luck in hunting" or "we, namely 2 men and 2 women with 2 kids, who arrived on a raft, ask the goddesses of the two worlds to protect us and to send us luck in hunting". The inscription is located in an inaccessible place for the purpose of its integrity.
  
  
  
  
  
   It is my very first and very rough approximation, which I will use as a starting point, an initial condition in my research method and search algorythm. I am looking for the similar rock art all over the world. I gather it. And then I will analyse all this. Time, cultures, migrations, places. What is important for me is to make clear if the Aboriginal symbols could be basically used to read the Stone Age inscriptions in Europe.
  
   I am working now on the "Inscription of La Pasiega" decoding with the use of Proto-Basque and Aquitanian ideographic writing. This will be the content of the next part "The Third Iteration" of my paper. According to Stephen Oppenheimer, from c. 16,000 BC, the warmer climate allowed the expansion of proto-Basque groups, or proto-Europeans, across the north of Africa and the entire continent of Europe, expanding the Magdalenian culture across Europe [11, 12]. During the last 200 years there were found a certain amount of Paleohispanic (Proto-Basque, Aquitanian, Iberian and Tartessian) inscriptions. But it was publicly announced that some of these inscriptions are probably forgeries. The same situation is in Australia: according to several archeologists and researchers, the Gosford Glyphs at Kariong are modern day forgeries. This makes clear that all inscriptions and ideograms, which I use in my research, must be authenticated.
  
  
  
  
  
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   To sum up, we are dealing with a 19 thousand years old magical inscription that brings good luck. Until now, the Kurds have a custom of sacrificing a sheep when they move into a new house, dipping their hands in blood and putting a mark for good luck on the wall ("pênc"). Similarly, in those prehistoric times, a Proto-Basque family sailed up on a raft to the La Pasiega Cave and immediately left an inscription for good luck on the wall.
  
  
  THE PARALLELS / http://www.duo-amelkin.de/fermi.pdf
  
  Source: https://www.donsmaps.com (Photo: Leo Dubal)
  
  
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  WHAT IS IT? INSCRIPTION? http://www.duo-amelkin.de/fermi.pdf
  
  Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lascaux
  
  
  
  
  
   THE THIRD ITERATION /
  
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   The archaic cultures of the ancient Near East, the West and North Africa and Franco-Cantabria (Spain, France) since the first migrations of Homo sapiens from the West Africa to Europe are probably based on the Proto-Afroasiatic Language and Pictograms. This concerns the famous Inscription of La Pasiega in Spain. Is the Inscription of La Pasiega (La Inscripción de La Pasiega) still a Top Secret? This 'Inscription' of Gallery B is even more complex and unique than the other signs of Cueva de La Pasiega, or Cave of La Pasiega, which is situated in the Spanish municipality of Puente Viesgo, one of the most important monuments of Paleolithic art in Cantabria. This cave is included in the UNESCO schedule of Human Heritage since July 2008, under the citation "Cave of Altamira and palaeolithic cave art of Northern Spain." I will try to look at the inscription from a position of paleolinguistics. The archaic cultures of the ancient Near East and Franco-Cantabria since the first migrations of Homo sapiens from the West Africa and the West Asia to Europe were probably based on the Proto-Afroasiatic Language and Pictograms. Thereafter here is my very new hypothesis on the Inscription of La Pasiega (Spain). Now it concerns the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I have assumed that they are similar to the Proto-Sinaitic Script. Afroasiatic is the oldest established language family in the world. I am trying now to study the culture and petroglyphs of the ancient Africa and to establish a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms from one hand and the symbols of the Proto-Basques or Pre-Proto-Basques from the other hand, who migrated from the East Africa through the Western Asia to Franco-Cantabria. The Proto-Afroasiatic Language is believed to come from the Upper Nile Valley (the center of the Halfan culture) to the Iberian Peninsula (the Proto-Iberian, Proto-Aquitanian (Pre-Proto-Basque) and Proto-Cantabrian cultures) c. 22.5-22.0 ka cal BP or even earlier (Wikipedia). Therefore a new version of the decryption (decipherment) of the Inscription of La Pasiega using the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms is proposed as follows: "we (2 families of the inhabitants of the cave) are asking the deities to protect our home and to bring us good luck in hunting" or "we, namely two families (two chiefs of two tribes), ask separately our Goddess for help in filling our two traps with animals". An attempt to read the "Inscription" using directly the Proto-Sinaitic Script leads to the following (taking into account that doubling of ideogram or logogram means plural): "zaynu rasu zaynu rasu baytu kapu kapu hasir" or "the chiefs of the cave ask the goddess to fill the traps".
  
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APPENDIX: DECRYPTION OF THE LA PASIEGA INSCRIPTION / DEKODIERUNG DER LA PASIEGA-INSCHRIFT / B ( ) "-"


  
  
  "I am now trying to study the culture and petroglyphs of ancient Africa and to make a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms on the one hand and the symbols of the Pre-Proto-Basques on the other, who migrated from East Africa through West Asia to Franco-Cantabrian region. For this reason, a new version of the decryption of the La Pasiega Inscription is proposed: "THE CHIEFS OF THE CAVE ASK THE GODDESS TO SAVE FROM DISASTER". 13,800 years ago, meltwater pulse 1A (MWP1a) led to a sharp global sea level rise. The wooden flooring saved a group of cave residents from flooding, lifting them 4 meters to the upper arch of the cave. The village near the cave was badly damaged by the flow of water or ice avalanche, as evidenced by the last ideogram depicting a destroyed tectiform." (Dr A Amelkin, http://panpsy.de, https://youtu.be/YemSKAKEbn0)
  
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   LITERATURE
  
   1. (2019): -. - "", 08.01.2019, 02:44, http://hiero.ru/2248980
  
   1a. Alexander A. Amelkin, Dr (2019): The Inscription of La Pasiega. - "Hieroglyph", 08.01.2019
  
   2. Genevieve von Petzinger (2017): The First Signs: Unlocking the Mysteries of the World's Oldest Symbols.
  
   3. Geoffrey Bardon (1999): Papunya Tula: Art Of The Western Desert.
  
   4. Casado López, Pilar (1977): Los signos en el arte paleolítico de la Península Ibérica. Monografías arqueológicas 20, Universidad de Zaragoza, Zaragoza. 327 p.
  
   5. Cave of La Pasiega. Wikpedia. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_of_La_Pasiega
  
   6. Alexander A. Amelkin, Dr (2019): Stop Fermi Paradox! / Reprehistorism Art Movement / (a) http://www.amelkin.de/wuerm.pdf (b) https://youtu.be/WSjb3ZyT0nI
  
   7. Alison George (2016): Code hidden in Stone Age art may be the root of human writing. - New Scientist, 9 November 2016
  
   8. Hugo Reyes-Centeno, et al (2014): Genomic and cranial phenotype data support multiple modern human dispersals from Africa and a southern route into Asia. - PNAS, May 20, 2014, Vol. 111, No. 20, Pp. 7248-7253
  
   9. Ballester, Xaverio (2001): La adfinitas de las lenguas aquitana e ibérica, Palaeohispanica, 2001, 1, S. 21-33
  
   10. Lakarra, Joseba (2009): Aitzineuskara berreraikiaz: zergatik ezkerra? - Euskera (54, 1): 52
  
   11. Stephen Oppenheimer (2006): The origins of the British. - Editor: Constable and Robinson (11 Sep 2006), ISBN 1-84529-158-1
  
   12. Origin of the Basques, Wikpedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_the_Basques
  
   13. Álava. Iruña Veleia desentierra jeroglíficos y grafías en latín de la historia de Egipto. - 08 de junio de 2006 - 23:20 - Hispania romana - https://terraeantiqvae.blogia.com
  
   14. Iruña-Veleia. Wikipedia - https://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locus_Archaeologicus_Veleiae
  
   15. Have 5,000 year-old Egyptian hieroglyphs been found in Australia? - https://www.ancient-code.com/
  
   16. Peter Faris (2017): PALEOLITHIC CAVE PAINTING - A PRECURSOR TO WRITING? - Rock Art Blog by Peter Faris, http://rockartblog.blogspot.com
  
   17. Christopher Ehret (1995): Reconstructing Proto-Afroasiatic (Proto-Afrasian): vowels, tone, consonants, and vocabulary. - University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-09799-8
  
   18. Bosselin B. (2000): Le Badegoulien en Europe sud-occidentale : faciès régionaux, paléo-environnements et filiations. 3 Congresso de Arqueologia
  
   19. Hugo Obermaier - Breuil, Henri; Obermaier, Hugo y Alcalde Del Río, Hermilio (1913): La Pasiega à Puente viesgo, Ed. A. Chêne. Mónaco.
  
   20. Proto-Afroasiatic language. Wikipedia. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Afroasiatic_language
  
   21. Proto-Sinaitic script. Wikipedia. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Sinaitic_script
  
   22. Wolfgang Wildgen (2006): Language and art: From paleolithic art to writing. - Four lectures. 12th Early Fall School of Semiotics 'Semiotics of Genre', Bulgaria (http://fayllar.org/language-and-art-from-paleolithic-art-to-writing-four-lectures.html)
  
   23. .. (1979): . - . , 1979. - 196 .
  
   24. Lamalfa, Carlos and Peñil, Javier (1991): 'Las cuevas de Puente Viesgo', in Cuevas de España (Editorial Everest, León, 1991). ISBN 84-241-4688-3
  
  
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Stop Fermi Paradox !! / Invention 218111100944 / Copyright: http://amelkin.de/a.pdf

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  Stop Fermi Paradox !!
  Invention 218111100944: http://www.amelkin.de/amelkin.pdf
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  Invention "Reprehistorism, Reprehistoric Art, [ , ]"
  
   ( INVENTION 218111100944, Copyright: http://hiero.ru/2248828 ): , , , , (, ) , , , . ( , , , , , , , ) - (, , , , ) . # 218111100944 (Priority Number) 11 2018
  
  
  
  
  
  Hello everyone, my name is Alexander Amelkin. I am trying to (re)construct the Neanderthal culture and its hybrid with Cro-Magnon culture. As a starting point (the initial conditions for the search of "optimum" with my iterative SOSSS-algorythm) I use the 32 symbols (Genevieve von Petzinger 2016), arranging them as English alphabet and non-negative integers. It is a blind starting point, initial condition, while we know very little about the Neanderthal language. But slowly, step by step I'll try to solve this riddle. With the help of my sci-fi system for decrypting Neanderthal writing, I am trying read the so-called La Pasiega Inscription in Cantabria (Spain). The approximation of this inscription will be specified as I advance in the study of the Stone Age cultures. I have an alternative attitude to (re)construction of Neanderthal language. I have these real 32 symbols (Genevieve von Petzinger 2016), which are approximately 50% Neanderthal or hybrid. I have one real inscription, probably Neanderthal or hybrid. I have some very anscient languages and words, and some of them contain traces of Neanderthals. Now with all this I make the very first and the very fantastic approximation as a starting point. If I'll find something new, then I'll make the next step to the next point. It is my search quasi-numerical method to seek the point of optimum. As a mathematician I know very good what to do to move from bad approximation point to better one. In this respect for me is very interesting the Southwest Paleohispanic Script, also known as Tartessian or South Lusitanian Script (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southwest_Paleohispanic_script), which uses 13 of those 32 Ice Age symbols. Southwest inscriptions have been found mainly in the southwestern quadrant of the Iberian Peninsula, mostly in the south of Portugal (Algarve and southern Alentejo), but also in Spain (in southern Extremadura and western Andalucia), where the very last Neanderthals lived, existing until around 24,000 years ago. Paleoanthropologist and rock art researcher Genevieve von Petzinger has found 32 symbols in ancient caves all over Europe used by Homo sapience and probably in my opinion by Neanderthals. And I made a sci-fi attempt to construct the Neanderthal language and writing. It's just my imagination and fantasy. I speak three languages and I am interested in a plenty of languages and in the coparative linguistics. I have a mathematical and artistic education and began a new art project connected with the rock art. So I am trying to construct a synthetical fantastic quasi-culture (subculture) of the ancient peoples for my project. I am attempting to use the cultures and languages with a long history in my project, for instance the languages of Subartu, Sumer, Urartu, Georgia, Chechnya, etc. An attempt to reconstruct (construct) the Neanderthal language and writing: meat - mes, water - wet (wed), food - es (et), sun - sem, honey - met, I - en, man - lut, mother - ma, fish - moh, house - hush, spit - upunti, pleasure robs - illoo loott, yes - e... I have used the symbols from Neanderthal petroglyphs (referring to Genevieve von Petzinger) and etymology of very old words. Picture: above - the Neanderthal numbers, lower - the words and below - the alphabet. The study of the Proto-Indo-European, Proto-Uralic and Pre-Indo-European languages, which absorbed the half-forgotten traces of the Neanderthal language, made it possible to offer the third version of the translation of the notorious 30,000 years old "La Pasiega Inscription": "_118 18↑↑ 5 4 E" or "illoo loott 5 4 E". The attempt to translate the inscription yielded an unexpected result: it turned out to be the oldest Neanderthal saying, which age is estimated at 200,000 years. This proverb is a warning sent by the previous civilization through many generations of Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons, and it literally and figuratively sounds like this: "Pleasure robs. 5 4. Amen". The sequence of numbers 5 4 means rob, ruin (the Neanderthals showed an open palm and then bent their thumb). The saying can be interpreted as "the unused must regress" or "the idle must degrade", "idleness steals our mind", "an idle mind is the devil's workshop". This means, that technical progress (technology) replaces the individual mind (intelligence, consciousness) with a collective one and reduces the average IQ, leading to the reduction of some significant brain regions. The modern humanity is increasingly lazy to strain its brains to solve some problems, and it with great pleasure delegates these functions to the technology, robbing itself, sacrificing his gray matter in return for the pleasure of the process of "wherever to work, just not to work" (the words of Mr Bubentsov from the movie "Spring" (1947)). The brain degrades as just a quite unnecessary thing, and that leads to the savagery of man and the death of civilization (the Fermi Paradox). This was a tragedy of the Neanderthals, and they warned us about it in their La Pasiega Inscription or in a later Cro-Magnon copy of it. ILLOO LOOTT 5 4 E !! All these recent discoveries show that Neanderthals were very similar to us, and we must avoid their mistakes in order not to disappear and not to prove the Fermi Paradox postulates with our own future. STOP FERMI PARADOX !! / http://amelkin.de/a.pdf
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  


  
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  Taking as a basis the writing of the Australian aborigines, the inscription of La Pasiega (II8I8IIüüE) could be read as follows: "here lived two men, two women and a boy, who have conquered two bears and one tiger" (or two girls or childs instead of a boy; or a lion instead of a tiger). I interpreted the carvings (images) in the Spanish cave La Pasiega using the Aboriginal symbols as a clue, because they are similar and the Aboriginal symbols are already deciphered. I am trying to gather the similar symbols all over the world and then to analyse them, if they are created independendtly, or there were some connections and links between them.
  
  50-70,000 years ago the Proto-Paleoiberians and the future Australians lived together and had the common writing. According to Genevieve von Petzinger the writing system has existed in Europe already 65,000 years ago and even earlier (those universal 32 symbols). And there were various animals in that region. This is my hypothesis put forward on the basis of a comparative analysis. (Sources: (a) Geoffrey Bardon (1999). Papunya Tula: Art Of The Western Desert. (b) Genevieve von Petzinger (2017). The First Signs: Unlocking the Mysteries of the World's Oldest Symbols.)
  
  I am at a very beginning of my research now, but I have already noticed, that as a rule the basic (the oldest) symbols are commonly the same and do not change for thousands of years. This rule works everywhere. I began to work with Australia only recently and must certainly prove everything. The Australian aborigines have preserved the very old writings, probably common with Neanderthal, Denisovan and hybrid. Aboriginal symbols for animal tracks are very similar to one symbol in La Pasiega Cave. But in Australia the old Proto-Paleoiberian symbols for animal tracks were used for the other (native Australian) animals.
  
  For Papuan-Australian Aborigines genetic studies appear to support an arrival date of 50-70,000 years ago (Wikipedia). Papuan-Australian Aborigines came from Mesopotamia and some other regions of Asia, where Homo sapiens, Neanderthals and Denisovans lived together and created some hybrid cultures. From these areas there were permanent migrations to Europe too, but in Europe there was shift to Neanderthals, and in South Asia - to Denisovans. In Siberia there were often Denisovan-Neanderthal hybrid cultures. But they all had permanent contacts and approximately similar basic symbols. These symbols are found, for instance, in Göbekli Tepe.
  
  
  
  Source of the pictures: https://www.onestopadventures.com.au/australian-aboriginal-art/
  
  
  
  It is my very first and very rough approximation, which I will use as a starting point, an initial condition in my research method and search algorythm. Copyright: http://amelkin.de/a.pdf
  
  


  
  
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LA PASIEGA CAVE / NEANDERTHAL FANTASY

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  LA PASIEGA CAVE / NEANDERTHAL FANTASY
  Iberian Cave Art: Neanderthal Technologies
  (Neanderthal culture: an initial sci-fi approximation - the very first step)
  #Reprehistorism #Art #Movement
  
  
  
  
  
   During the last 700,000 years the Neanderthals probably had several advanced civilizations. All these civilizations have disappeared, but the indirect signs of their existence are found today. Recently in the Iberian Cave (Cave of La Pasiega) in Spain were discovered 64,800 years old petroglyphic drawings (rock art), one of which seems to be a simplified and distorted snowmobile scheme, apparently copied by Neanderthals from a very ancient drawing. Neanderthal language and script had an impact on Paleohispanic language and script until at least 13,000 BC in the Iberian Peninsula, where were found the traces of disappeared Neanderthal Civilization (this idea was inspired by the investigations of Genevieve von Petzinger, Rodriguez Ramos, Ferrer i Jane and Correa).
  
   Paleoanthropologist and rock art researcher Genevieve von Petzinger has found 32 symbols in ancient caves all over Europe used by Homo sapience and probably in my opinion by Neanderthals. And I made a sci-fi attempt to construct the Neanderthal language and writing. It's just my imagination and fantasy.
  
  
  
  
  
   I speak three languages and I am interested in a plenty of languages and in the coparative linguistics. I have a mathematical and artistic education and began a new art project connected with the rock art. So I am trying to construct a synthetical fantastic quasi-culture (subculture) of the ancient peoples for my project. I am attempting to use the cultures and languages with a long history in my project, for instance the languages of Subartu, Sumer, Urartu, Georgia, Chechnya, etc.
  
   An attempt to reconstruct (construct) the Neanderthal language and writing: meat - mes, water - wet (wed), food - es (et), sun - sem, honey - met, I - en, man - lut, mother - ma, spit - upunti, pleasure robs - illoo loott, yes - e... I have used the symbols from Neanderthal petroglyphs (referring to Genevieve von Petzinger) and etymology of very old words. Picture: above - the Neanderthal numbers, lower - the words and below - the alphabet.
  
  
  
  
  
   I am trying to reconstruct the Neanderthal culture and its hybrid with Cro-Magnon culture. As a starting point (the initial conditions for the search of "optimum" with my iterative SOSSS-algorythm) I use these 32 symbols (Genevieve von Petzinger 2016), arranging them as English alphabet and non-negative integers. It is a blind starting point, initial condition, while we know very little about the Neanderthal language. But slowly, step by step I'll try to solve this riddle. With the help of my sci-fi system for decrypting Neanderthal writing, I am trying read the so-called "La Pasiega Inscription" in Cantabria (Spain): a Neanderthal or hybrid 54 years old named "E." 30,000 years ago wrote on the wall the current date of 11.8.1811 according to the ancient calendar, as well as his age and the first letter of his name. It is also possible that this is a burial inscription above the grave of this Neanderthal. The dating of the La Pasiega Inscription ranges between 30,000 and 16,000 BCE, but this petroglyph seems to be at least 2 times older. The approximation of this inscription will be specified as I advance in the study of the Stone Age cultures.
  
  
  


  
  
   I have an alternative attitude to reconstruction of Neanderthal language. I have these real 32 symbols (Genevieve von Petzinger 2016), which are approximately 50% Neanderthal or hybrid. I have one real inscription, probably Neanderthal or hybrid. I have some very anscient languages and words, and some of them contain traces of Neanderthals. Now with all this I make the very first and the very fantastic approximation as a starting point. If I'll find something new, then I'll make the next step to the next point. It is my search quasi-numerical method to seek the point of optimum. As a mathematician I know very good what to do to move from bad approximation point to better one. In this respect for me is very interesting the Southwest Paleohispanic Script, also known as Tartessian or South Lusitanian Script (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southwest_Paleohispanic_script), which uses 13 of those 32 Ice Age symbols. Southwest inscriptions have been found mainly in the southwestern quadrant of the Iberian Peninsula, mostly in the south of Portugal (Algarve and southern Alentejo), but also in Spain (in southern Extremadura and western Andalucia), where the very last Neanderthals lived, existing until around 24,000 years ago (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neanderthals_in_Gibraltar).
  
   The study of the Proto-Indo-European, Proto-Uralic and Pre-Indo-European languages, which absorbed the half-forgotten traces of the Neanderthal language, made it possible to offer the second version of the translation of the notorious 30,000 years old "La Pasiega Inscription": "_118 18↑↑ 5 4 E" or "illoo loott 5 4 E". The attempt to translate the inscription yielded an unexpected result: it turned out to be the oldest Neanderthal saying, which age is estimated at 200,000 years. This proverb is a warning sent by the previous civilization through many generations of Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons, and it literally and figuratively sounds like this: "Pleasure robs. 5 4. Amen". The sequence of numbers 5 4 means "rob, ruin" (the Neanderthals showed an open palm and then bent their thumb). The saying can be interpreted as "the unused must regress" or "the idle must degrade", "idleness steals our mind", "an idle mind is the devil's workshop". This means, that technical progress (technology) replaces the individual mind (intelligence, consciousness) with a collective one and reduces the average IQ, leading to the reduction of some significant brain regions. The modern humanity is increasingly lazy to strain its brains to solve some problems, and it with great pleasure delegates these functions to the technology, robbing itself, sacrificing his gray matter in return for the pleasure of the process of "wherever to work, just not to work" (the words of Mr Bubentsov from the movie "Spring" (1947)). The brain degrades as just a quite unnecessary thing, and that leads to the savagery of man and the death of civilization (the Fermi Paradox). This was a tragedy of the Neanderthals, and they warned us about it in their "La Pasiega Inscription" or in a later Cro-Magnon copy of it. This shows that Neanderthals were very similar to us, and we must avoid their mistakes in order not to disappear and not to prove the Fermi Paradox postulates with our own future.
  
   The above is based on my pure fantasy.
  
   (Ref.: http://amelkin.de/a.pdf + https://youtu.be/nac0JS9S1g0)
  
  
  
  
  
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  STOP FERMI PARADOX! STOP FP!
  

   (Ref.: http://amelkin.de/a.pdf + https://youtu.be/nac0JS9S1g0 + https://youtu.be/_9rFhohc03s)
  
  
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   Genevieve von Petzinger has found 32 symbols in ancient caves all over Europe used by Homo sapience and probably in my opinion by Neanderthals. And I made a sci-fi attempt to construct the Neanderthal language and writing. It's just my imagination and fantasy.
  
   I speak three languages and I am interested in a plenty of languages and in the coparative linguistics. I have a mathematical and artistic education and began a new art project connected with the rock art. So I am trying to construct a synthetical fantastic quasi-culture (subculture) of the ancient peoples for my project. I am attempting to use the cultures and languages with a long history in my project, for instance the languages of Subartu, Sumer, Urartu, Georgia, Chechnya, etc.
  
   An attempt to reconstruct (construct) the Neanderthal language and writing: meat - mes, water - wet (wed), food - es (et), sun - sem, honey - met, I - en, man - lut, mother - ma, spit - upunti, illoo loott - pleasure robs... I have used the symbols from Neanderthal petroglyphs (referring to Genevieve von Petzinger) and etymology of very old words. Picture: above - the Neanderthal numbers, lower - the words and below - the alphabet.
  
  
  
  
  
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   I am trying to reconstruct the Neanderthal culture and its hybrid with Cro-Magnon culture. As a starting point (the initial conditions for the search of "optimum" with my iterative SOSSS-algorythm) I use these 32 symbols (Genevieve von Petzinger 2016), arranging them as English alphabet and non-negative integers. It is a blind starting point, initial condition, while we know very little about the Neanderthal language. But slowly, step by step I'll try to solve this riddle. With the help of my sci-fi system for decrypting Neanderthal writing, I am trying read the so-called La Pasiega Inscription in Cantabria (Spain): a Neanderthal or hybrid 54 years old named E. 40,000 years ago wrote on the wall the current date of 11.8.1811 according to the ancient calendar, as well as his age and the first letter of his name. It is also possible that this is a burial inscription above the grave of this Neanderthal. The dating of the La Pasiega Inscription ranges between 20,000 and 16,000 BCE, but this petroglyph seems to be at least 2 times older. The approximation of this inscription will be specified as I advance in the study of the Stone Age cultures.
  
   I have an alternative attitude to reconstruction of Neanderthal language. I have these real 32 symbols (Genevieve von Petzinger 2016), which are approximately 50% Neanderthal or hybrid. I have one real inscription, probably Neanderthal or hybrid. I have some very anscient languages and words, and some of them contain traces of Neanderthals. Now with all this I make the very first and the very fantastic approximation as a starting point. If I'll find something new, then I'll make the next step to the next point. It is my search quasi-numerical method to seek the point of optimum. As a mathematician I know very good what to do to move from bad approximation point to better one. In this respect for me is very interesting the Southwest Paleohispanic Script, also known as Tartessian or South Lusitanian Script (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southwest_Paleohispanic_script), which uses 13 of those 32 Ice Age symbols. Southwest inscriptions have been found mainly in the southwestern quadrant of the Iberian Peninsula, mostly in the south of Portugal (Algarve and southern Alentejo), but also in Spain (in southern Extremadura and western Andalucia), where the very last Neanderthals lived, existing until around 24,000 years ago (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neanderthals_in_Gibraltar).
  
  
  
  
  
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   The study of the Proto-Indo-European, Proto-Uralic and Pre-Indo-European languages, which absorbed the half-forgotten traces of the Neanderthal language, made it possible to offer the third version of the translation of the notorious 30,000 years old "La Pasiega Inscription": "_118 18↑↑ 5 4 E" or "illoo loott 5 4 E". The attempt to translate the inscription yielded an unexpected result: it turned out to be the oldest Neanderthal saying, which age is estimated at 200,000 years. This proverb is a warning sent by the previous civilization through many generations of Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons, and it literally and figuratively sounds like this: "Pleasure robs. 5 4. Amen". The sequence of numbers 5 4 means rob, ruin (the Neanderthals showed an open palm and then bent their thumb). The saying can be interpreted as "the unused must regress" or "the idle must degrade", "idleness steals our mind", "an idle mind is the devil's workshop". This means, that technical progress (technology) replaces the individual mind (intelligence, consciousness) with a collective one and reduces the average IQ, leading to the reduction of some significant brain regions. The modern humanity is increasingly lazy to strain its brains to solve some problems, and it with great pleasure delegates these functions to the technology, robbing itself, sacrificing his gray matter in return for the pleasure of the process of "wherever to work, just not to work" (the words of Mr Bubentsov from the movie "Spring" (1947)). The brain degrades as just a quite unnecessary thing, and that leads to the savagery of man and the death of civilization (the Fermi Paradox). This was a tragedy of the Neanderthals, and they warned us about it in their La Pasiega Inscription or in a later Cro-Magnon copy of it. This shows that Neanderthals were very similar to us, and we must avoid their mistakes in order not to disappear and not to prove the Fermi Paradox postulates with our own future. The above is based on my pure fantasy. (Ref.: amelkin.de/a.pdf)
  
  
  
  
  
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   "The Inscription of La Pasiega and a Hypothetical Way to Its Decryption / -"
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   ABSTRACT
  
   I interpreted the carvings in the Spanish cave La Pasiega using the Aboriginal symbols as a clue, because they are similar and the Aboriginal symbols are already deciphered. Taking as a basis the Australian Aboriginal rock art symbolism (ideograms), the inscription of La Pasiega in Spain probably could be read as follows: "here lived two men and two women with two kids, who have conquered two bears and one lion" or "we, the inhabitants of this cave, ask to protect us and our home and to send us luck in hunting and gathering". The Stone Age symbolism in the North of Spain and in Australia coincides by 56% (Alison George (2016): Code hidden in Stone Age art may be the root of human writing. - New Scientist, 9 November 2016). Taking this into account I conclude that the carriers of the Spanish and Australian proto-culture migrated from the same region. For Papuan-Australian Aborigines genetic research has inferred a date of habitation as early as 80,000 years BP, but other estimates have ranged up to 125,000 years ago (Wikipedia). Papuan-Australian Aborigines came from the Western Asia, where Homo sapiens, Neanderthals and Denisovans lived together and created some hybrid cultures. From the Western Asia there were permanent migrations to Europe too, but in Europe there was shift to Neanderthals, and in the South Asia - to Denisovans. Symbol "E" is used in Australia since 80,000 - 125,000 years for designation of animal tracks. And Homo sapiens at that time used the old symbolic writing brought from the West Asia. Some of these symbols are found, for instance, in Göbekli Tepe. Homo sapiens came to Australia through Sumatra and Borneo, where lives Sun Bear (Helarctos malayanus), and through Java, where lived the Javan Tiger (Panthera tigris sondaica). Today in Australia can be found Koala Bears (Phascolarctos cinereus) and Tasmanian Tigers. 46,000 years ago there lived in Australia the Marsupial Lion (Thylacoleo carnifex). And the symbols for animal tracks were perhaps universal at that times. In my research is more important the first part of inscription. The part with animal tracks is not principal at all. There were plenty of dangerous animals with similar tracks all over the world.
  

  
  
  
  
   THE FIRST ITERATION /
  
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   Taking as a basis the Australian Aboriginal rock art symbolism (ideograms), the inscription of La Pasiega (II8I8IIüüE) could be read as follows: "here lived two men, two women and a boy, who have conquered two bears and one tiger" (or two girls or childs instead of a boy; or a lion instead of a tiger). I interpreted the carvings (images) in the Spanish cave La Pasiega using the Aboriginal symbols as a clue, because they are similar and the Aboriginal symbols are already deciphered. I am trying to gather the similar symbols all over the world and then to analyse them, if they are created independendtly, or there were some connections and links between them.
  
   150,000 years ago the Proto-Paleoiberians and the future Australians lived together and had the common writing. According to Genevieve von Petzinger the writing system has existed in Europe already 65,000 years ago and even earlier (those universal 32 symbols). And there were various animals in that region. This is my hypothesis put forward on the basis of a comparative analysis. (Sources: (a) Geoffrey Bardon (1999). Papunya Tula: Art Of The Western Desert. (b) Genevieve von Petzinger (2017). The First Signs: Unlocking the Mysteries of the World's Oldest Symbols.)
  
  
  
  
  
   I am at a very beginning of my research now, but I have already noticed, that as a rule the basic (the oldest) symbols are commonly the same and do not change for thousands of years. This rule works everywhere. I began to work with Australia only recently and must certainly prove everything. The Australian aborigines have preserved the very old writings, probably common with Neanderthal, Denisovan and hybrid. Aboriginal symbols for animal tracks are very similar to one symbol in La Pasiega Cave. But in Australia the old Proto-Paleoiberian symbols for animal tracks were used for the other (native Australian) animals.
  
  
  COMPARISON OF THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL AND GÖBEKLI TEPE SYMBOLS
  A shaman or medicine man with extensive body painting, Worgaia, Central Australia
  
  Source: https://wellcomecollection.org/works/det9yzuk?query=V0015977EL
  
  
   For the Papuan-Australian Aborigines genetic research has inferred a date of habitation as early as 80,000 years BP, but other estimates have ranged up to 125,000 years ago (Wikipedia). The Papuan-Australian Aborigines came from the Western Asia, where Homo sapiens, Neanderthals and Denisovans lived together and created some hybrid cultures. From these areas there were permanent migrations to Europe too, but in Europe there was shift to Neanderthals, and in the South Asia - to Denisovans. In Siberia there were often Denisovan-Neanderthal hybrid cultures. But they all had permanent contacts and approximately similar basic symbols. These symbols are found, for instance, in Göbekli Tepe in Turkey. It seems to me that the well-known sign of the Australian aborigines "⊂I⊃" (interaction and opposition of the spiritual and mercantile), one of the probable meanings of which is "two goddesses", also found in the Göbekli Tepe temple complex, comes from the times of the Mesopotamian 150,000 years old hybrid culture and reminds us of Ki and Inanna, aka the Goddess of Life (the patroness of all earthly, material and mercantile) and the Goddess of Love (the patroness of all spiritual, cultural and mystical). The symbol "People Sitting" of the Papuan-Australian Aborigines is also found among the symbols of the mysterious caves of Isco (Hazaribagh, Jharkhand) in India.
  
  
  
  
  
   Casado López has found parallels to the so-called "Inscription of La Pasiega" at Marsoulas and Font de Gaume (France), but I have seen photos or pictures neither of "the Inscription of Font-de-Gaume" nor of "the Inscription of Marsoulas". Has anybody probably seen them? Recently I found in internet very interesting inscriptions (similar to some parts of inscription of La Pasiega) in Göbekli Tepe (Turkey), Australia, Isco (India), California, Spain, France, Gibraltar, Macedonia and Nevada. I must prove everything and find more qualitative pictures. I am working hard on this material.
  
   It is interesting that this inscription of La Pasiega ("here live two men and two women with two babies, who have conquered two bears and one lion") is a palindrome and could be read in the opposite direction like this: "a lion and two bears are defeated by two men living here with two women and two kids". The inverse reading is more obvious, and this way is indicated by the direction of the lion's track.
  
  
  
  
  
   THE SECOND ITERATION /
  
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   My very new hypothesis. Now it concerns the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I have assumed that they are similar to the Proto-Sinaitic script. I am trying now to study the culture and petroglyphs of the ancient Africa and to establish a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms from one hand and from the other hand the symbols of the Australian Aborigines and of the Proto-Basques, who migrated from the East Africa through the Western Asia to Australia and to Franco-Cantabria, respectively. Therefore, another version of the decryption is proposed: "we (2 families of the inhabitants of the cave) are asking the deities to protect our home and to bring us good luck in hunting".
  
  
  
  
  
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   At this stage of the study begins the most fascinating part. I found a similarity between the elements of the "Inscription of La Pasiega" and some ideograms of the Proto-Canaanite Script.
  
   This palindrome (the Inscription of La Pasiega) is probably written with the use of the Proto-Canaanite Script too: "People with spears in their hands defend their home." Perhaps the Proto-Canaanite Script in the times of Göbekli Tepe was brought by migrants to the Iberian Peninsula.
  
   But most likely, the situation is more complicated. I do not exclude that in the nearest future I will find some more ancient systems of ideographic and pictographic writing allowing to read this notorious inscription. And I suppose that the meaning of the inscription will be the same. That means that all the language tools considered in this paper come from one source - a common Neanderthal-Cro-Magnon proto-language, which existed in Western Asia 100 - 150 thousand years ago.
  
   Using ideograms from the writing of the Australian aborigines and from the Proto-Canaanite Script, one can somewhat more closely recognize the investigated inscription, which consists of three parts and is also a palindrome, which allows to apply to it writing with a different reading direction.
  
  
  
  
  
   The left part describes a certain community of people living in a cave or part of it, which are armed with spears and ready to defend their home. The platform on which these people are standing resembles a raft upon which they arrived along the nearest river.
  
   The central part of the inscription contains two almost identical ideograms with small differences that are acceptable even within the same script without changing their meaning. Highly likely they denote not the traces of animals but two protective amulets in the shape of the right palm "hamsa" - "Hand of Ki (Ninhursag)" and "Hand of Inanna", corresponding to the well-known Australian Aboriginal sign "Two Goddesses" and to the same sign in Göbekli Tepe complex. This corresponds to the oldest dualistic belief in the "lower" and the "upper" worlds.
  
   But the right part of the inscription contains only one symbol (one ideogram), which simultaneously means what and from whom it is necessary to protect. In different writing systems it denotes both the footprint (track) of a large predator (aggressive animals) and the home of ancient people (garth, cave, house and a yard around, fortified settlement). Also, this symbol can be interpreted as a wide opened trap "La Trampa", a paddock for wild animals. In the Proto-Canaanite Script the similar symbol "het" resembles a paddock or a trap, but with a closed gate.
  
  
  
  
  
   Thus the inscription contains amulets (hamsa, eskua, 'Hands of Goddesses' or less likely bear tracks, etc.) and appeal (prayer) of the inhabitants of the cave (six of them?) to the higher forces of the 'upper' and the 'lower' worlds with a request to protect their home and its inhabitants and to send them luck in hunting and gathering: "we (2 men and 2 women with 2 kids) ask the goddesses to protect us and to send us luck in hunting" or "we, namely 2 men and 2 women with 2 kids, who arrived on a raft, ask the goddesses of the two worlds to protect us and to send us luck in hunting". The inscription is located in an inaccessible place for the purpose of its integrity.
  
  
  
  
  
   It is my very first and very rough approximation, which I will use as a starting point, an initial condition in my research method and search algorythm. I am looking for the similar rock art all over the world. I gather it. And then I will analyse all this. Time, cultures, migrations, places. What is important for me is to make clear if the Aboriginal symbols could be basically used to read the Stone Age inscriptions in Europe.
  
   I am working now on the "Inscription of La Pasiega" decoding with the use of Proto-Basque and Aquitanian ideographic writing. This will be the content of the next part "The Third Iteration" of my paper. According to Stephen Oppenheimer, from c. 16,000 BC, the warmer climate allowed the expansion of proto-Basque groups, or proto-Europeans, across the north of Africa and the entire continent of Europe, expanding the Magdalenian culture across Europe [11, 12]. During the last 200 years there were found a certain amount of Paleohispanic (Proto-Basque, Aquitanian, Iberian and Tartessian) inscriptions. But it was publicly announced that some of these inscriptions are probably forgeries. The same situation is in Australia: according to several archeologists and researchers, the Gosford Glyphs at Kariong are modern day forgeries. This makes clear that all inscriptions and ideograms, which I use in my research, must be authenticated.
  
  
  
  
  
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   To sum up, we are dealing with a 19 thousand years old magical inscription that brings good luck. Until now, the Kurds have a custom of sacrificing a sheep when they move into a new house, dipping their hands in blood and putting a mark for good luck on the wall ("pênc"). Similarly, in those prehistoric times, a Proto-Basque family sailed up on a raft to the La Pasiega Cave and immediately left an inscription for good luck on the wall.
  
  
  THE PARALLELS / http://www.duo-amelkin.de/fermi.pdf
  
  Source: https://www.donsmaps.com (Photo: Leo Dubal)
  
  
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   THE THIRD ITERATION /
  
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   " -". (Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms) , -, . " -": " ( - 2 / 2 2 ) , " " " ( , ). (Baytu) 2 2 (Rasu), . - (Zaynu). ( 2 ): - ( ). - . . ( "Kapu" ), - . , , , . "Hasir", , . . , . - . - . ( ). , , . , "-", , (Badegoulien) , . I guess, that the Inscription of La Pasiega (La Pasiega inskripzioa) was made appr. 20,000 years ago by the Pre-Proto-Basques using the symbols similar to the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I think, that the Pre-Proto-Basques had some connections with the Near East at that time or earlier.
  
  
  
  
  
   The archaic cultures of the ancient Near East, the West and North Africa and Franco-Cantabria (Spain, France) since the first migrations of Homo sapiens from the West Africa to Europe are probably based on the Proto-Afroasiatic Language and Pictograms. This concerns the famous Inscription of La Pasiega in Spain. Is the Inscription of La Pasiega (La Inscripción de La Pasiega) still a Top Secret? This 'Inscription' of Gallery B is even more complex and unique than the other signs of Cueva de La Pasiega, or Cave of La Pasiega, which is situated in the Spanish municipality of Puente Viesgo, one of the most important monuments of Paleolithic art in Cantabria. This cave is included in the UNESCO schedule of Human Heritage since July 2008, under the citation "Cave of Altamira and palaeolithic cave art of Northern Spain." I will try to look at the inscription from a position of paleolinguistics. The archaic cultures of the ancient Near East and Franco-Cantabria since the first migrations of Homo sapiens from the West Africa and the West Asia to Europe were probably based on the Proto-Afroasiatic Language and Pictograms. Thereafter here is my very new hypothesis on the Inscription of La Pasiega (Spain). Now it concerns the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms. I have assumed that they are similar to the Proto-Sinaitic Script. Afroasiatic is the oldest established language family in the world. I am trying now to study the culture and petroglyphs of the ancient Africa and to establish a connection between the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms from one hand and the symbols of the Proto-Basques or Pre-Proto-Basques from the other hand, who migrated from the East Africa through the Western Asia to Franco-Cantabria. The Proto-Afroasiatic Language is believed to come from the Upper Nile Valley (the center of the Halfan culture) to the Iberian Peninsula (the Proto-Iberian, Proto-Aquitanian (Pre-Proto-Basque) and Proto-Cantabrian cultures) c. 22.5-22.0 ka cal BP or even earlier (Wikipedia). Therefore a new version of the decryption (decipherment) of the Inscription of La Pasiega using the Proto-Afroasiatic Pictograms is proposed as follows: "we (2 families of the inhabitants of the cave) are asking the deities to protect our home and to bring us good luck in hunting" or "we, namely two families (two chiefs of two tribes), ask separately our Goddess for help in filling our two traps with animals". An attempt to read the "Inscription" using directly the Proto-Sinaitic Script leads to the following (taking into account that doubling of ideogram or logogram means plural): "zaynu rasu zaynu rasu baytu kapu kapu hasir" or "the chiefs of the cave ask the goddess to fill the traps".
  
  
  
  
  
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   The #Inscription of La Pasiega and a #Hypothetical Way to Its #Decryption
   http://world.lib.ru/a/amelxkin_a_a/hypothesis.shtml
   https://menzingia.livejournal.com/
   https://youtu.be/52Uit0Y8nLI
  
  
  
  
  
   LITERATURE
  
   1. (2019): -. - "", 08.01.2019, 02:44, http://hiero.ru/2248980
  
   1a. Alexander A. Amelkin, Dr (2019): The Inscription of La Pasiega. - "Hieroglyph", 08.01.2019
  
   2. Genevieve von Petzinger (2017): The First Signs: Unlocking the Mysteries of the World's Oldest Symbols.
  
   3. Geoffrey Bardon (1999): Papunya Tula: Art Of The Western Desert.
  
   4. Casado López, Pilar (1977): Los signos en el arte paleolítico de la Península Ibérica. Monografías arqueológicas 20, Universidad de Zaragoza, Zaragoza. 327 p.
  
   5. Cave of La Pasiega. Wikpedia: " " -". B - . , . - , , , , . "", , . --. / The so-called 'Inscription of La Pasiega'. The 'Inscription' of Gallery B is even more complex and unique than these signs; such that Breuil interpreted it as an authentic inscription which contained a coded message for initiates. Leroi-Gourhan goes to some lengths to explain that, being deconstructed, the figure is composed of feminine symbols. Jordá sees in it a typical sign in the form of a 'sack' related to the sealed enclosures mentioned before, and to serpentine forms which appear at the end of its Middle Cycle. Casado López finds parallels at Marsoulas and Font de Gaume." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_of_La_Pasiega
  
   6. Alexander A. Amelkin, Dr (2019): Stop Fermi Paradox! / Reprehistorism Art Movement / (a) http://www.amelkin.de/wuerm.pdf (b) https://youtu.be/WSjb3ZyT0nI
  
   7. Alison George (2016): Code hidden in Stone Age art may be the root of human writing. - New Scientist, 9 November 2016
  
   8. Hugo Reyes-Centeno, et al (2014): Genomic and cranial phenotype data support multiple modern human dispersals from Africa and a southern route into Asia. - PNAS, May 20, 2014, Vol. 111, No. 20, Pp. 7248-7253
  
   9. Ballester, Xaverio (2001): La adfinitas de las lenguas aquitana e ibérica, Palaeohispanica, 2001, 1, S. 21-33
  
   10. Lakarra, Joseba (2009): Aitzineuskara berreraikiaz: zergatik ezkerra? - Euskera (54, 1): 52
  
   11. Stephen Oppenheimer (2006): The origins of the British. - Editor: Constable and Robinson (11 Sep 2006), ISBN 1-84529-158-1
  
   12. Origin of the Basques, Wikpedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_the_Basques
  
   13. Álava. Iruña Veleia desentierra jeroglíficos y grafías en latín de la historia de Egipto. - 08 de junio de 2006 - 23:20 - Hispania romana - https://terraeantiqvae.blogia.com
  
   14. Iruña-Veleia. Wikipedia - https://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locus_Archaeologicus_Veleiae
  
   15. Have 5,000 year-old Egyptian hieroglyphs been found in Australia? - https://www.ancient-code.com/
  
   16. Peter Faris (2017): PALEOLITHIC CAVE PAINTING - A PRECURSOR TO WRITING? - Rock Art Blog by Peter Faris, http://rockartblog.blogspot.com
  
   17. Christopher Ehret (1995): Reconstructing Proto-Afroasiatic (Proto-Afrasian): vowels, tone, consonants, and vocabulary. - University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-09799-8
  
   18. Bosselin B. (2000): Le Badegoulien en Europe sud-occidentale : faciès régionaux, paléo-environnements et filiations. 3 Congresso de Arqueologia
  
   19. Hugo Obermaier - Breuil, Henri; Obermaier, Hugo y Alcalde Del Río, Hermilio (1913): La Pasiega à Puente viesgo, Ed. A. Chêne. Mónaco.
  
   20. Proto-Afroasiatic language. Wikipedia. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Afroasiatic_language
  
   21. Proto-Sinaitic script. Wikipedia. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Sinaitic_script
  
   22. Wolfgang Wildgen (2006): Language and art: From paleolithic art to writing. - Four lectures. 12th Early Fall School of Semiotics 'Semiotics of Genre', Bulgaria (http://fayllar.org/language-and-art-from-paleolithic-art-to-writing-four-lectures.html)
  
   23. .. (1979): . - . , 1979. - 196 .
  
   24. Lamalfa, Carlos and Peñil, Javier (1991): 'Las cuevas de Puente Viesgo', in Cuevas de España (Editorial Everest, León, 1991). ISBN 84-241-4688-3
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  Iberian Cave Art: Neanderthal Technologies
  
  
  
  
  
  During the last 600,000 years the Neanderthals probably had several advanced civilizations. All these civilizations have disappeared, but the indirect signs of their existence are found today. Recently in the Iberian Cave in Spain were discovered 64,000 years old petroglyphic drawings, one of which seems to be a simplified and distorted snowmobile scheme, apparently copied by Neanderthals from a very ancient drawing. Neanderthal language and script had an influence on Paleohispanic language and script until at least 13,000 BC in the Iberian Peninsula, where were found the traces of disappeared Neanderthal Civilization (this idea was inspired by the investigations of Genevieve von Petzinger, Rodríguez Ramos, Ferrer i Jané and Correa).
  
  
  
  
  
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