Tartaria tablets

Sumerian proto cuneiform sign KU <visa> Aegean sign PA3, and

Sumerian proto cuneiform sign ZAG <visa> Aegean sign LABRYS ===================

First sign is Cretan hieroglyphics PA3 sign:                                                               From Prehistoric writings in Greece Linear A, Linear B, Cretan hieroglypphics http://www.kairatos.com.gr/linear1.htm

                                                                        From     dr dud’s dicta Linear B decipherment: credit where credit is due | dr dud’s dicta 

From sumerian proto-cuneiform, we have: https://cdli.ucla.edu/tools/SignLists/protocuneiform/archsigns.html&nbsp;                          Sign KU~a                                                                                                                                 ——————————-                                                                                                                    From The Case for Euphratic Gordon Whittaker science.org.ge › old › moambe

<<• lik ‘(phonetic value)’ : *um ku -o- ‘wolf’ (IEW 1178-
1179; de Vaan 2008: 353). An orphaned phonetic value
with no motivation in Sumerian. The sign is the logogram
for DOG (Sum. ur; cf. ur-bar-ra ‘wolf,’ lit. ‘outer dog’). In
the Sumerian cryptography known as UD.GAL.NUN the
sign KU substitutes for DOG (Krebernik 1998: 300; cf.
*cWö(n) ‘dog’).                                                                                                                 – also root LIK is the same root present in LYCos:”wolf” (sparkling shining eyes in the night)                                                                                                                                                         ————————

From The Materiality of Divine Agency books.google.ro › books Beate Pongratz-Leisten, ‎Karen Sonik – 2015 – ‎Religion                                                                                                             < And, “[t]o the extent that shine is a signal of purity and sacredness, the shining vessel … term ku(-g) occurs as a component in terms for metals such as silver (kù–babbar) … Perhaps the Sumerian perception of gold and silver followed a similar …>

From Riches Hidden in Secret Places: Ancient Near Eastern Studies …  books.google.ro › books Thorkild Jacobsen, ‎I. Tzvi Abusch – 2002 – ‎History

This happened because there was an intense exploitation and trade of metals between Near-East,Anatolia (see Uluburun) and Cyprus/Crete, beginning with copper, bronze and finishing with silver and gold.

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The 2-nd sign also related to shine of metals, could be :                                                                    From https://cdli.ucla.edu/tools/SignLists/protocuneiform/archsigns.html

ZAG~a ZAG~c GA’AR~b1

In Indus script,

From Sumerian Dictionary – bulgari-istoria

http://www.bulgari-istoria-2010.com › Rechnici › Sumerian_Dictionary PDF

<Sumerian Dictionary. Every letter … In phonetic transliterations, the English spelling sought to approximate the Sumerian … Metals = ZAG (the shine of metals).>

                                                                                                                                                               THE SHAPE IS EXACTLY THAT OF THE LABRYS !

From Sumerian Lexicon – IS MU is.muni.cz › jaro2013 › PAPVB_13 › Halloran_version_3

PDF by JA Halloran                                                                                                                            <…(derives from zag, ‘boundary, border, district’, just as þúb relates to gùb).>>                                                                                                   Note                                                                                                                                   This ZAG sign wich by sumerians was related to boundarym border… would be related as later Horos “boundary,border,district”; “Horos Dios”   

From Bronze-age glyphs and writing in ancient … – Bharatkalyan97

bharatkalyan97.blogspot.com › 2013/04 › bronze-age-glyphs-and-wr…

<<Impressions of two cylinder seals (Sumer) and glyph of ‘ingot’. The person at the feet of the eagle-winged person carries a (metal) dagger on his left-hand, clearly demonstrating the link with this metalware catalog.Note the one-horned bull below the person who has his foot on mountain-summit. Sumerian sign for the term ZAG ‘purified precious‘. The ingot had a hole running through its length Perhaps a carrying rod was inserted through this hole.>>

From  https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/se8493arch/24&nbsp;  Copper ingotca. 1450–1050 B.C. Cypriot

CRETANS USED LABRYS ICON EVEREYWHERE AND WHENEVER WANTED TO APPLY THE MARK AND SEAL OF HIGH ABOVE CELESTIAL GODS, ENTITIES OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVE ON EARTH,  AND     THE DIRECT MEANING ASSOCIATED TO THIS ICON WAS “SHINING-PURE-SACRED”

From  https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ojoa.12152 The First 'European' Writing: Redefining the Archanes Script

    

                                                                                                                                                                 In fact, no matter what languages were spoked in Sumer or Crete, and no matter of exact phonetic values of the signs, here and there, the meaning was the same, cause they needed in first degree and used those signs for their everyday life necesities: trade and religion.

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