(02-03-2016, 09:45 PM)Anton wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.(02-03-2016, 12:55 PM)Wladimir D wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.There is a relationship features of drawings with words that have a repetition of groups of characters "89". The "89" in my interpretation means cell division. I
Cell was discovered in XVII century. Out of question for XV с. or earlier.
Sigh. That's the downside of publishing your results in an unknown language. Someone comes along later and takes all the credit ;-)
(03-03-2016, 01:56 PM)Anton wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Quote:Anton. I have repeatedly published his views on the VMS language in Russian forum and Nick. VMS language is irrelevant to modern civilization. Maybe he does not even have phonetic content. Only the written form .
If it's irrelevant to modern civilization, then the chance is even less that anything about cells is found there. To discover the cells' existence, one at least needs a microscope. I don't know any extinct civilization with a microscope in possession.
Or you need to be smart enough to look at sponges and amoebas (there is at least one that is naked eye visible) and make some pretty smart guesses. I'm not saying I think it's likely or that I believe it, but if you're smart enough to program a language into a book it's not an impossibility. And 100 years ago we didn't know of extinct civilizations with access to advanced astrological computers, but there's one that got fished out of the Mediterranean and reverse engineered since then. So even a microscope isn't out of the question.
Consider the Etruscan. In 400 AD educated men in Rome could still read Etruscan literature and their astronomy influenced Roman astronomy to the extent that they replaced portions of their native astronomy with the Etruscan system because it was superior. Today there aren't any Etruscan documents known to exist and even if there were no one would be able to read them. It's not impossible to believe that that is the only instance of a technological civilization being lost through assimilation, even in the same geographic area.

