I visited a museum. 1500 year old calculation table.
Never seen those symbols before.
Does any one know where they are from and what my they mean?
Looks like Chinese.
I visited a museum. 1500 year old calculation table
Jonathan Foster
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Jayden Barnes
Yeah because white ppl don't have any history beyond fidget spinners is that what you're trying to say??? Fuck off nigger cuck kike
Adrian King
>what are roman numerals
Some of these variants do not seem to have been used outside specific contexts, and may have been regarded as errors even by contemporaries.
Leo Wilson
It's all Greek to me
Colton Nelson
What museum is this, and possibly what collection?
Obviously, the D, C, L, X, and V symbols are latin, meaning numbers. Maybe the other ones are their translation or vica-versa.
Or...the whole thing is a complete bullshit.
Nathan Barnes
I asked and the chick at the museum didn’t know she only knew the Roman numerals. Just wondering about the Hebrew or satanic looking ones. They don’t look like runes either more like Hebrew or something out of Dark Messiah of Might and Magic or oblivion.
Angel Smith
It’s a legit museum.
Camden Sanchez
Do you have any other data on this artifact?
Does it have a name?
Do you only have the one photo?
Ayden Green
Aaron Williams
Neat.
Ryder Perez
Russia bringing the heat.
Zachary Foster
Some of them look like astrological signs, I definitely see capricorn and aries
Isaac Ward
Check them. Not really in my opinion.
Julian Jones
Probably the weird ones are some hindu numeric system.
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Landon Williams
Checked it. Doesn’t look like it.
Hudson Bell
could they be decimals?
David Cook
In what language tho? Never seen numerals like that!
Jackson Cox
The closest ones I found were the Tamil ones.
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It is something close to Tamil, but not Tamil.
Matthew Scott
Aren't the just greek? In the midle is obviously Pi, no? The next to last is Phi.
Ethan Green
2nd from bottom looks like the old "SS" B inn german
Jeremiah White
Interesting counting song, those Tamil people have.
Jordan Lewis
>In what language tho?
It's Goa'uld
Jason Wright
BASED
Jason Miller
>they know it is 1500 years old but don't know where it is from
Okay