🚨MASSIVE DISCOVERY rewrites Human History: The world’s oldest form of writing has been found in a cave in Germany, dating 38,000 years 📍This is well over 30,000 YEARS OLDER than Sumerian Cuneiform from ancient Mesopotamia, which was long thought to be the oldest 🤯

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🚨MASSIVE DISCOVERY rewrites Human History: The world’s oldest form of writing has been found in a cave in Germany, dating 38,000 years 📍This is well over 30,000 YEARS OLDER than Sumerian Cuneiform from ancient Mesopotamia, which was long thought to be the oldest 🤯 (x.com)

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Certainly true by my anecdotal evidence….

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