Re: The ancient name of the city of "ROME" was "KIZIL ALMA"


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"Marco Pagliero" <martesi@xxxxxx>, haber iletisinde sunlari
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Paul J Kriha schrieb:

Marco Pagliero <martesi@xxxxxx> wrote in message
By the way Alba Longa was never another name for Rome, it was really
another town.
AFAIK.

Golly gosh, what a surprise! :-)
pjk

Dear Paul, I was not saying this for _you_ but for the person who
stated:
"With this entry we learn that the ancient and older name of ROME was
ALBA LONGA ...."

And because this same allingus explains us al the time that all
civilisations on Earth originated from the Turks, two questions:
- How old are the oldest known written documents of any turkish-related
language?

Orkhun inscriptions in Mongolia to 8th century AD


similarities with other scripts suggest that it was invented earlier.


also there is a ditty in chinese characters in xiong-nu 4th cent CE
(?), but it is not accepted by all that xiong-nu was turkic and reading
it precisely is near impossible.


- Has any turkish-related language ever had an own alphabet?

Yes, the above mentioned inscriptions are believed to be their own alphabet.


Thanks
Marco P


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