5.10.2012
An ancient unknown language engraved on a clay tablet was unearthed by archaeologists working in Turkey. The tablet, dating back more than 2500 years, is believed to be from the ancient Assyrian city of Tushan.

An ancient unknown language engraved on a clay tablet was unearthed by archaeologists working in Turkey.

The tablet, dating back more than 2500 years, is believed to be from the ancient Assyrian city of Tushan.

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