01-08-2020, 12:31 AM
(31-07-2020, 07:10 AM)Aga Tentakulus wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.It is the small clues that make it so difficult to believe that it is Turkish.
Example:
Why is the Latin alphabet used when in the Eastern Roman Empire, Greek was normal.
German is available. In one place there is a word even in the plant. If you want to interpret the "rot" as red.
And it is not simply German, it comes from the South German language area. Dialect form.
That also makes it difficult for me to believe that they are travellers.
Why should one write a book so detailed about medicine when Arabic medicine is years ahead.
Until now I have only seen that a 1 to 1 was applied. But I like to be surprised what follows.
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Hi,
The results could be difficult to believe as you are saying. But there are many scientific data and these are not personal implications to determine the outcome. I can both say and prove that all the data support what we write and say.
Those who have been working on this subject for a long time will of course not be able to break their fixed ideas in one day. But this is not a problem because every mistake will corrected one day.
We don't want to interpret the "rot" as red as you said. But I must say that if you do not mind, this point of view is a personal view away from scientific foundations only.
Where did you see German dialect or any single German sentences in VMS? There is no any single German word in VMS.
Mr. Tentakulus, you please believe or not that but they are travelers for sure. In addition They are 9 person with 3 family, and children are included in this number. (This is clear information read in coded sections.)
Probably the second-hand in VMS texts is wife/husband of the author. (This is our estimate, And this is probably the right guess. Because there are some reasons that make us think like this, but I will not go into detail here because of my limited English.)
Thanks,
Ahmet Ardıç
ATA Team Alberta