A review and interpretation of complex language, art, and musical notations gleaned from ancient scripts of unknown origin. Mechanisms of standardization with Asterics.
Friday, December 7, 2007
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A review and interpretation of complex language, art, and musical notations gleaned from ancient scripts of unknown origin. Mechanisms of standardization with Asterics.
Exhibitions of Pelodic Motion:
We have been introduced to a complex set of highly intricate script language forms which scientifically present both a written fundamental language (many elements are precursors to various Asiatic languages) as well as complex musical notation, engineering visualization for 3d sculpture as well as 2d graphical representations and guides therefor.
Though highly intricate with very well formed translation mechanisms between the modes of communication, we have not yet been able to identify the source or identity of these scrolls and their respective originating culture.
Please email Pelodic@Gmail.com or post comments here with any suggestions on where/what these are, and thoughts on current derived contexts.
I have been transcribing / copying these by hand from remote video sources (automation) in an attempt to extrapolate the representative structure and forms so that they may be implemented mathematically. Included also are sketches and 3d models of the interpretation of the environment suggested in the original sources.
Please contact Pelodic@Gmail.com with any suggestions.
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