07-12-2025, 05:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-12-2025, 05:53 PM by Doireannjane.)
Let’s say in the future the internet isn’t preserved and the script in these images isn’t well documented/understood. Historians could look at the following images, and based off of readily available printed material, say these images are likely some kind of greeting card, advertisement or inspirational quote.. And that might be hilarious and/or frustrating to a person that understands the text.
But yeah, it’s valid for me to say that there exist contexts in history that have not been well preserved, especially given the VMS is written in an “undecipherable” script. We can’t definitively say something was a rosary based off of image or even a clear reference alone without understanding the text/context.
But yeah, it’s valid for me to say that there exist contexts in history that have not been well preserved, especially given the VMS is written in an “undecipherable” script. We can’t definitively say something was a rosary based off of image or even a clear reference alone without understanding the text/context.