The Oldest Alphabet in the World?

[m1thr0s]

I've been doing a bit of research for one of the articles I was working on here and ran into this little ditty...

BBC News | Middle East | Oldest alphabet found in Egypt (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/521235.stm)

Unfortunately the report itself is shawdy and incomplete...anybody happen to know any more about this?

I am given to understand that Egypt is already considered the home of the oldest actual *alphabet*, as we use the term today but this recent find dates back even further than they previously thought possible...

Of course, any day now they'll probably discover an entire library from the neolithic period...hehe...

m1thr0s

[Amur]

Here's something about the neolithic age.

http://www.stormfront.org/whitehistory/hwr3.htm

Including a tartarian tablet dated to about 4500 BC. Looks like the scientists can't really agree on things.

[m1thr0s]

rofl...what did I tell you! great snag Amur...

pictures and everything...unbelievable...next stop...Lucy's pad...lol...

m1thr0s

[Amur]

Hehe. Well actually I didn't remember what time period Neolithic was, so I googled that, and one thing led to another... and you know the rest already...

Think that the Hopi's book spoke about 3 previous destructions of the world, whereas the flood was the latest one of them. The world was always destroyed when the people lost contact with their Creator and went back into evil ways (away from themselves). The 4th world is the current world which we are living in, which has obviously went along these tracks again and is about to get destroyed according to these prophecies. Anyway, thought that perhaps back-tracking these world-periods into the 1st world would give some insight unto the first written language. If they didn't use telepathy of course.. :D Not many 1st worlders alive and kicking in this world, but I believe some of them can be distinguished by some odd phenomena.