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The Investigation M153+ M342 Ideograms in the Proto Elamite writing

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    1 PhD Student in Archeology, University of Tehran, (Corresponding Author)

    2 Associate Professor, Department of Archaeology, Islamic Azad University Varamin, Pishva Branch

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Document Type : Research original ,Regular Article

Abstract

The Proto-Elamite writing is the oldest writing system on the Iranian plateau that has been widely used in most parts of the Iranian plateau. The scribes probably used this line for complex and simple texts out of a sense of need, and today a large part of the surviving manuscripts is known as standard texts Which has a relatively uniform grammatical structure in most of the inscriptions. It has caused this line to be Better known. The purpose of this study is to investigate the function of M153 thinker and M153 + M342 composite thinker in different parts of standard Proto-Elamite Tablet. The authors of descriptive - analytical and collecting the research method used to identify different They have tried after two Ideograms compound to investigate the causes of the symptoms mentioned in different parts of the text to be Tablet. Typically Tablet total number ends but half of the series at the end of the Tablet. As a result, it is probably a symbol of a tribe or family, which in some cases is accompanied by a phonetic name in which the name of a specific person is written from that family, and in some cases without a phonetic name and after a numerical system only with the family name of the contracted party.

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Language Studies
Volume 12, Issue 2 - Serial Number 24
November 2021
Pages 65-86
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