This picture is different: it shows some sort of writing, presumably the language of whoever was contacting the contactees. There seem to be four words: two letters, three letters, two letters, three letters. And there are four symbols; the equal signs indicate there’s a correlation between the words and symbols. At first I took the words for garbled solfeggio, but the symbols don’t seem to fit.
Perhaps the symbols are meant to resemble cuneiform. That would certainly fit the Mesopotamian theme I’ve alluded to here.
In Fig. 7, these symbols look very similar to musical notes.
Comment by Donn L. Hanson — August 29, 2011 @ 10:27 pm
That’s interesting; they don’t look much like musical notation to me, especially with all of those triangles. But that certainly could be what was intended.
Comment by Doug — August 29, 2011 @ 11:45 pm
It looks like musical notation to me (tho upside-down) , & The colour associated with the tone, reg the notes on the side.
Comment by Lisa — October 16, 2011 @ 10:51 pm