These are not doodles. They are more than a historical treasure, more than a historical sensation:
A member of the Zebu Bull Clan took part in #thediarygame!
Look:
After getting up, I prayed (1st symbol: prayer rug). Then I brushed my teeth (2nd symbol: toothbrush in toothbrush cup), even using dental floss (3rd symbol). Then I washed my hands and face (4th symbol: soap dispenser). I took a ride on my bike (5th symbol) and thought that I really had to hurry if I wanted to carve the records of my day in stone. I fell asleep and unfortunately couldn't quite finish the chisel (6th symbol) as a symbol for my detailed diary.
I'm in awe of your remarkable deciphering skills. I didn't even notice the 6th symbol. Regarding the 5th symbol, don't you think, the wheel could be attached to a bull (Zebu) cart instead of a bike? I mean they were advanced but couldn't possibly invented a bike in 2500 BCE.
Do you mean #thediarygame is the invention of ancient civilizations? Many inhabitants of places close to Indus civilizations write their diaries using the same template to date—only symbols are replaced with words.
There is no excuse for this. After all, you are the author of this scientific article. This requires proper research and intensive study of the subject matter.
Just be happy that you know me and that I was able to give you a hint in time. You know that the flaggers of inferior content are everywhere... 😉
You're probably right. In that case, I would of course want to hire you as a decrypt assistant. Just in case I'm allowed to decide that, of course, because the washing machine theory seems to be the most obvious one.
Yes.
Yeah that's definitely poor on my part. I overlooked thinking it to be a structural indent. My bad.
Close call. Bull cart saved me.
How do you think the rest of the symbols connect with waching machine?
Well, I think the prayer rug and toothbrushing utensils are decoded. Perhaps the "dental floss" is actually a clothesline that is being prepared? If it has been lying outside under the ox cart for a long time, it is dirty and the diarist has to wash his hands (so soap dispenser is also correct). And the last symbol? Hmm. A clothespin?
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I thought the last complete symbol to be a pulsator/rotator in the washing machines.
I wonder if they had any motorbikes or washing machines at that time if it is actually historical, to wash clothes in the cave or to do death well bike riding.
It could be other way round too that industrialists took inspiration from these symbols to invent things.
Took it from Google
The possibilities. 😅
If we go with chriddi's theory and my reply to her—You live close to Harrapa, why haven't you adapted the diary-writing ways of ancient civilizations?
Maybe because i have never been to Harappa,
Or because
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You could be held accountable for not living up to the legacy. You know.
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Before they brand me a rebel someone please take me to harappa😸
@abdullhahsafdar kuch karo
Btw, did you visit it by any chance?
Hehe... not yet. But it's on my bucket list.
Yes, I think she could have had a great career...
Oh my goodness, I was wrong! I will never be a famous archaeologist, never be the main character in a Dan Brown film adaptation... 😔
How could this happen? How could I have missed the washing machine? Luckily you are right and I suggest we split the million... 😉
Maybe because you're not doing laundry yourself 😄
I'll surely split the million, dollars? But who is giving us in the first place🤣
@event-horizon are you gonna robe any bank for this?
Oh no, no bank robbery. We receive the million for our extraordinary research results... 😎
For sure I do the laundry by myself...
BINGO😉