Deciphering Teotihuacán Writing
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v11i0.9-18Abstract
Teotihuacán ha sido considerado, hasta ahora, como una cultura "sin escritura". De un examen detenido de grafemas sistemáticamente ordenados resultó que se presentan — dentro de la iconografía — "textos" legítimos. Se revelan reglas de composición y una "sintaxis". El desciframiento del grafema to habla en favor de la hipótesis de que se trata de una base lingüística en proto-nahua. La escritura teotihuacana existía, por lo menos, desde el siglo cuatro al siglo siete de nuestra era.Downloads
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1990-01-01
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