By: Rasool Bashash
Faculty Member
Linguistics, Inscriptions, and Texts Research Centre
Research Institute to the Iranian Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts, and Tourism Organization
LONDON, (CAIS) -- Following my first concise decoding of the Kharg Island newly found cuneiform inscription, now I find it necessary again to give, in detail, my own comments and suggestions in English. First of all, it is our duty to mention that the first person who informed the Linguistics, Inscriptions, and Texts Research Centre (LITRC) about the appearance of this inscription was revered Prof. Dr. Sarfaraz, whom we should profoundly appreciate for his opportune attention.
Faculty Member
Linguistics, Inscriptions, and Texts Research Centre
Research Institute to the Iranian Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts, and Tourism Organization
LONDON, (CAIS) -- Following my first concise decoding of the Kharg Island newly found cuneiform inscription, now I find it necessary again to give, in detail, my own comments and suggestions in English. First of all, it is our duty to mention that the first person who informed the Linguistics, Inscriptions, and Texts Research Centre (LITRC) about the appearance of this inscription was revered Prof. Dr. Sarfaraz, whom we should profoundly appreciate for his opportune attention.
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