Post by annabelle on Jan 22, 2021 12:12:57 GMT
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This is 4 pages from Laurence A Waddell's book: The Aryan Origin of the Alphabet. Here is a brief biography:
Laurence Austine Waddell, 1854–1938 was a little known genius - he seems to have been a polymath with a gift for languages. Some of the stuff he wrote includes, The British Edda; Aryan-Sumerian Origin of the Alphabet; Egyptian Civilisation, Its Sumerian Origin and Real Chronology;
Worldcat lists him, and Scribd.com are sources:
www.worldcat.org/title/indo-sumerian-seals-deciphered-discovering-sumerians-of-indus-valley-as-phoenicians-barats-goths-famous-vedic-aryans-3100-2300-bc/oclc/2594099
His alphabet looks like Coelbren and his work is well worth examining, and is not difficult. In fact I've got his book, The Aryan Origin etc, and it's very short.
This is 4 pages from Laurence A Waddell's book: The Aryan Origin of the Alphabet. Here is a brief biography:
Laurence Austine Waddell, 1854–1938 was a little known genius - he seems to have been a polymath with a gift for languages. Some of the stuff he wrote includes, The British Edda; Aryan-Sumerian Origin of the Alphabet; Egyptian Civilisation, Its Sumerian Origin and Real Chronology;
Worldcat lists him, and Scribd.com are sources:
www.worldcat.org/title/indo-sumerian-seals-deciphered-discovering-sumerians-of-indus-valley-as-phoenicians-barats-goths-famous-vedic-aryans-3100-2300-bc/oclc/2594099
His alphabet looks like Coelbren and his work is well worth examining, and is not difficult. In fact I've got his book, The Aryan Origin etc, and it's very short.