Ancient written languages to put in the background or in a museum!
These are 4 undeciphered writing systems, meaning they're some of the few writing scripts we have today that we don't know how to read!
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Phaistos Script - A Minoan glyph script found on a disk in Phaistos.
Proto-Elamite Script - Actually a proto-Cuneiform script, developing into the Elamite Cuneiform script of ancient Western & South West Iran.
Indus Valley Script - or Harappan script, from the civilization around the Indus Valley, of course.
Linear A - The primary script of the Minoans of ancient Crete.
It's a weird set of brushes, but hopefully they can help decorate something or provide background text for your fantasy world. :D
mysterious languages!
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