Plaques Of Iberia

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   I find the plaques very interesting in a history of a people. 

There were the 10 tombs of the culture of Vila Nova de São Pedro. Could these be the 10 Kings of  Plato `s Atlantis  that  Muju had suggested? In my opinion their desendants then ruled the city of Tartesso that disapeared. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:VNSP.gif 

The engraved plaques of Late Neolithic and Copper Age Iberia have long
intrigued scholars since the 19th century. This paper develops two models to explain the
nature of the plaques’ iconography and distribution. First, explored the close parallels
between the design on the plaques and textile weaves. Second, develop and tested the hypothesis
that the plaques were heraldic and that they recorded lineage affiliation and genealogical
distance from an important ancestor.

http://www.ipa.min-cultura.pt/pubs/RPA/v5n2/folder/135.pdf

Edited by docyabut - 28-May-2009 at 12:56

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	I find the plaques very interesting in a history of a people. There were the 10 tombs of the culture of Vila Nova de São Pedro. Could these be the 10 Kings of Plato `s Atlantis that Muju had suggested? In my opinion their desendants then ruled the city of Tartesso that disapeared. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:VNSP.gif The engraved plaques of Late Neolithic and Copper Age Iberia have long intrigued scholars since the 19th century. This paper develops two models to explain the nature of the plaques’ iconography and distribution. First, explored the close parallels between the design on the plaques and textile weaves. Second, develop and tested the hypothesis that the plaques were heraldic and that they recorded lineage affiliation and genealogical distance from an important ancestor. http://www.ipa.min-cultura.pt/pubs/RPA/v5n2/folder/135.pdf Edited by docyabut - 28-May-2009 at 12:56

docyabut Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Colonel Joined: 11-Jan-2006 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 528	Post Options Post Reply Quote docyabut Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 28-May-2009 at 16:53
	I find the plagues could be in connection to chiefly lines, not all people were buried with them and the reproduction center was in Vila Nova De Sao Pedro. Edited by docyabut - 28-May-2009 at 17:41

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	They say the Tartessians had a language that goes back 6000 years. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tartessian_language

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	Similer to a Egyptian panel from the front of this mummy coffin. All four panels are registers within a border decorated with a checkered and triangle motif, and burial rights from their ancestral gods. http://www.trocadero.com/EgyptianAntiquities/items/683185/item683185store.html#item