The Oldest Book Written In The Americas Known To historians

[Tensor]

I bet you can not read it.

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I'm pretty sure Lovecraft has been correct all along..

[lojakz]

Tensor wrote:

I bet you can not read it.

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I'm pretty sure Lovecraft has been correct all along..

I certainly can't read it. But there are those that can. This is one of three remaining books that were saved from burning written by the Mayans. It was "rescued" by a Russian soldier turned scholar (damned if I can remember his name right now) and he used it to come up with his own theories on what the Mayan writing was/meant. His studies, while not completely breaking the Mayan system of writing, certainly did much to help them finally do so.

I've become fascinated with Mayan history recently.

[Shadowborn]

Snakehead...snakehead...jaguar head...angry warrior...temple, temple...snakehead...

Congratulations, you've discovered the world's oldest tabloid.

[Tensor]

Shadowborn wrote:

Snakehead...snakehead...jaguar head...angry warrior...temple, temple...snakehead...

Congratulations, you've discovered the world's oldest tabloid.

That's pretty funny.

[Kryzbyn]

Looks like the guy on the bottom is laughing at the two up top.
I think they are gods, and it's a religious text.

[Pygon]

Based on the second human figure, the Mayans were rakshasa.