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By Owen Jarus, Live Science Contributor | June 22, 2017 06:39pm ET
Archaeologists have discovered a "billboard" of hieroglyphs carved into the rocks near the Egyptian village of El-Khawy. The symbols, which show a message related to the cosmos, are the earliest monumental (large) hieroglyphs known, dating back around 5,200 years.
"This newly discovered rock art site of El-Khawy preserves some of the earliest and largest signs from the formative stages of the hieroglyphic script and provides evidence for how the ancient Egyptians invented their unique writing system," John Darnell, a professor at Yale University who co-directs the expedition that discovered the rock art, said in a statement from Yale University. The Egyptian antiquities ministry also issued a statement today (June 22) announcing the discovery.
The archaeologists also discovered another carving, this one showing a herd of elephants, created sometime between 4000 B.C. and 3500 B.C. One of the adult elephants in the scene was drawn with a little elephant inside its body "an incredibly rare way of representing a pregnant female animal," Darnell said in the Yale statement. [Photos: 5,000-Year-Old Hieroglyphs Discovered in Sinai Desert]
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furtheradu
(1,865 posts)"malicious virus infected phone", will "permanently destroy battery" & download this free thing immediately. I did download the new security cleaning app, but I am tech challenged.. I don't know if I did goood or not. Just thought I'd mention, in case others have an issue.
PS.my internal wth alarm went off, reading "permanently destroy".. where I'm from, if something is destroyed, that's pretty much PERMANENT.
Silver Gaia
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furtheradu
(1,865 posts)I'm a lil wigged out by it. It told me to go to the app store & download it & not remove it for 7 days.
I did download it, thinking, what a scam this could be. It's called "super file manager".
Now have a message my Yahoo Mail is using too much of my battery & advising me to remove my yahoo email. Nope.
I have "Look out" that came with the phone, just checked, it says no problems.
Based on all this, You still suggest removing this new thing?
Thanks for Your guidance!
Silver Gaia
(4,849 posts)If Lookout says you are fine, then I would trust that, and get rid of the weird app.
furtheradu
(1,865 posts)Thank YOU 💖 for walking me through that!!
Don't think I'll fall for that, again!
Appreciate Your help! Thanks!!
Silver Gaia
(4,849 posts)Judi Lynn
(162,374 posts)furtheradu
(1,865 posts)It was weird! I think it's goood now.
Thank You!
I enJOY so many of Your posts!!
Sure wanted to know what that *COSMIC* message was! Maybe it was, "don't download freaky stuff!"