Re: new book on the spread of IE

On Feb 11, 10:08 pm, "Peter T. Daniels" <gramma...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

No, Franzl, show us where archeology has told us anything about the
language spoken by the community uncovered. (Other, of course, than by
finding inscriptions.)

Just like the inscription in the Brunel chamber of the Chauvet
cave, some 32,000 years old, a domino five with an additional
dot next to the upper right dot of the five-dot-sign, something
like this, all dots red:

O O O CA
O
O O PAS

The domino five means PAS for everywhere in a plain,
here, south and east of me, east and west of me, all in all
five places, preserved in Greek pas pan for all, every,
and in pente penta- for five; the CA means sky; together
we obtain PAS CA with about this meaning: may the
supreme leader of the lower Rhone valley roam the sky
in his next life as he roams the land in this life ... The
supreme leader, as bull man, is represented on a
stalactite in the rear hall of the Chauvet chamber,
covering the womb of a goddess with a giant vulva,
she is the goddess of the Milky Way, of the Summer
Triangle Deneb Vega Atair, and her name was PIS
NOS which became Latin Venus, Sanskrit vanas for
desire, and the god Vishnu, while the compound
PAS CA survived in several languages as word for
Easter ... Cave art is telling us a lot about the ideas
of the Ice Age people, and, I believe, also about their
language, then we have Göbekli Tepe at the begin
of agriculture and the Chalcolithic, as richly decorated
as Lascaux, speaking a visual language that has
direct links to language, I believe.
.

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