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Stećak near Jelašak, Olovo, Bosnia.
Stećak destroyed by the Church in the 1960s, under the pretext of "expansion of
the Catholic cemetery". The specimen contained astral motifs and an unknown
lettering with numerous glyphs shared with the Tartaria-Vinča script (5500-5200
BCE) and the unknown script of the Harappa culture, India (3300-1300 BCE). The
text was titled "ILOS" – Greek for Ilus, the founder of the city of Ilios (lat. Illium),
that later became known as Troy. Homer in Iliad mentions "The tomb of Ilus, son

of Dardanos, in the middle of the Troy lands". Great Germanic imperialism
through Vuk Karadžić, who was on Austria’s and Germany’s payroll, imposed a
grammar and spelling that suited that imperialism - by the expulsion of "Greek"
letters as a key proof that the Illyrian (Vinčan) script, which is also found on stećci
like the one depicted above, was the origin of ancient literacy including Eastern.

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