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Cross Analysis of Ancient Written Languages  / Female  / Structural Analysis of Written Characters
More evidence that the “V” shape means “female”— this time in Linear B (circa 1,450 BC)
Posted On 05/09/2015

The vagina is the most consistently represented concept in all writing across all literate cultures. Female mammals are the basis of written language.

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Chinese  / Mandarin Uncensored
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Chinese  / Cross Analysis of Ancient Written Languages  / Mandarin Uncensored
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Seed in Sumerian                                                                                                   


Primates
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Databases of Language  / Structural Analysis of Written Characters  / Sumerian/Akkadian
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