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The  Tehran Times  reports that it took the French archaeologist a decade to decipher “the mysteries of the cuneiform inscription,” which was found on hand-carved clay tablets in the ancient city of  Susa in southwest Iran. And according to the Tehran Times article the discovery proves Mesopotamia (present-day Iraq / former  Babylon) was “not the world s first cradle of writing,” but that it developed in Persia at the same time. I did not get up one morning telling myself that I had deciphered Linear Elamite… it really took me ten years (.) but thanks to this work, I can now say that the script did not first appear in Mesopotamia alone but that two scriptures appeared at the same time in two different regions.

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