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Inscription in Elamite, in the Xerxes I inscription at Van, 5th century BCE

163 upvotes • r/AncientCivilizations

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Inscription in Elamite, in the Xerxes I inscription at Van, 5th century BCE

54 upvotes • r/Archeology

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I saw this article about the Urartian language and it made me wonder if there are also people in Armenia that have an interest in Ancient languages and if there are online moviments where people study extinct languages.

32 upvotes • r/armenia

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How much do we currently know about the Thracian language?

26 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why do I see some academics claim that the Thracian language never existed?

13 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Vincent Pintado, who is also working in a Gallaeci language reconstruction project, is trying to see if there is still interest in that project. If you are interested, let him know here:

12 upvotes • r/Galiza

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Question about the Elamite language

9 upvotes • r/iran

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Is it even possible for the child to learn a language that is extinct? I saw this article and I thought that it is impossible for there to be Urartian speakers, only people who can read some of the texts. What are your thoughts about this? "Urartian speaker struggles to keep language alive"

8 upvotes • r/languagelearning

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Is it even possible for the child to learn a language that is extinct? I saw this article and I thought that it is impossible for there to be Urartian speakers, only people who can read the texts. What are your thoughts about this? "Urartian speaker struggles to keep language alive"

6 upvotes • r/AncientWorld

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Vincent Pintado, who is also working in a Gallaeci language reconstruction project, is trying to see if there is still interest in that project. If you are interested, let him know here:

4 upvotes • r/Gallaecian

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Inscription in Elamite, in the Xerxes I inscription at Van, 5th century BCE	163	AncientCivilizations
Inscription in Elamite, in the Xerxes I inscription at Van, 5th century BCE	54	Archeology
I saw this article about the Urartian language and it made me wonder if there are also people in Armenia that have an interest in Ancient languages and if there are online moviments where people study extinct languages.	32	armenia
How much do we currently know about the Thracian language?	26	AskHistorians
Why do I see some academics claim that the Thracian language never existed?	13	AskHistorians
Vincent Pintado, who is also working in a Gallaeci language reconstruction project, is trying to see if there is still interest in that project. If you are interested, let him know here:	12	Galiza
Question about the Elamite language	9	iran
Is it even possible for the child to learn a language that is extinct? I saw this article and I thought that it is impossible for there to be Urartian speakers, only people who can read some of the texts. What are your thoughts about this? "Urartian speaker struggles to keep language alive"	8	languagelearning
Is it even possible for the child to learn a language that is extinct? I saw this article and I thought that it is impossible for there to be Urartian speakers, only people who can read the texts. What are your thoughts about this? "Urartian speaker struggles to keep language alive"	6	AncientWorld
Vincent Pintado, who is also working in a Gallaeci language reconstruction project, is trying to see if there is still interest in that project. If you are interested, let him know here:	4	Gallaecian