Re: Greater Pelasgia

Glen Gordon wrote:

>
> >Mark Odegard writes:
> >As for the Etruscan language itself, it remains undeciphered.
> >
> >Gerry: STOP THE PRESSES! I just referred to The Alexeev Manuscript,
> >Chapter VII, Lecture 11 and discovered something VERY relevant.
> >Alekseev says that a large stone has been discovered with the >Etruscan
> >language on one side, and Greek translation on the other.
>
> Yes, methinks that Mark's information is out of date. I distinctly remember
> coming across a book at my university that contained what seemed like a
> wealth of information about the Etruscan language, vocabulary and grammar
> with relations being demonstrated particularly with Anatolian.
>

Hi Glen,
I'm afraid Mark's information is really out of date. I accessed one of
the University catelogue's on-line and there are oodles of info re
Etruscan language and vocabulary and grammar etc. I also accessed the
Museum of Bologna's Etruscan Section looking for the large stone
mentioned by Alekseev but found nothing there. Have you come across
mention of such a stone -- it supposedly has Etruscan written on one
side and Greek on the other. And info from you (or from anyone else)
would be most helpful.
Thanks,
Gerry
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