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François Desset adlı 38 yaşındaki arkeolog 1901'de bulunan Elam tabletlerinin gizemli sembollerini 10 yıl süreyle çalıştıktan sonra çözdüğünü söylüyor. Yani bu zorlu işe daha 28 yaşında başlamış. Ve bu alfabenin daha adı meydanda olmayan 'farslara' mal ediyor. Buna şimdiye kadar hala düzeltilmemiş yanlış bir tanımlama olan 'İran' yani genellikle yanlış bir şekilde 'fars' olarak anlaşılan bir zümreye addetmiş oluyor. Oysa hem 'fars' adı ve hemde 'İran' adı çok yeni bir üretilmiş kelimelerdir.

François Desset kürd olan elamlılara ait olan bu tarihi esere ARYAN HALKI'nın dili deseydi en doğrusunu söylemiş olurdu.

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38-year-old archaeologist deciphers the writing of the kingdom of Elam, a language dating back four millennia

François Desset took ten years to decipher linear Elamite and its mysterious symbols inscribed on tablets discovered in 1901.

Writing was desperately seeking reader. Linear elamite, discovered on clay tablets in 1901, has so far remained a mystery. Until the archaeologist François Desset finally deciphers it, after ten years of research. A discovery relayed by Science and the Future . This phonetic script was used in a kingdom that flourished between the 3rd millennium BC and the 2nd millennium BC. It was discovered in 1901, when archaeologists discovered mysterious symbols on vases and several objects buried under the ancient site of Susa, Iran. 4,500 years ago, the country was called Kingdom of Elam, hence their choice to give this name to writing.

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It was therefore more than a century that the Elamite was known, without anyone having unraveled the mystery … before François Desset. The researcher associated with the CNRS Archaeorient de Lyon is a specialist in the Bronze Age and the Neolithic in Iran. The 38-year-old researcher had to arm himself with patience before making his discovery. He therefore wrote a thesis and moved to Iran. “I didn’t wake up one morning telling myself that I had deciphered linear elamite, explains François Desset to Science and the Future , it really took me ten years.»

Syllable after syllable

Everything accelerated in 2017. Looking at the text inscribed on a silver funeral vase, François Desset spotted a succession of repeated characters. An obvious fact appears to him: it can only be a question of proper names. He identifies the names of two rulers, then that of the local goddess, Napirisha. From these three words, he decodes everything else, syllable after syllable. It will take three years for the researcher and his team to complete the transposition tables allowing to decipher the elamite.

«Thanks to this work, I can now affirm that writing did not first appear in Mesopotamia alone but that two writings appeared at the same time in two different regions.», Explains the researcher. There is the other key lesson of this discovery. Until now, it was accepted that the world cradle of writing was Mesopotamia, or Iraq today. A certainty turned upside down by the discovery of François Desset.

«These new discoveries will finally allow us to access the own point of view of the men and women occupying a territory they designated by Hatamti, while the term Elam by which we have known him until then in fact corresponds only to to an external geographical concept, formulated by their Mesopotamian neighbors»Specifies François Desset to Science and the Future. All of his work will be published in 2021 … in the Latin alphabet.