For our midterm assignment, we created a
Rosetta Artifact. Since only three of our civilizations had a written language to choose from, we decided to encode our message in the ancient written language of Ogham. Finding something in Brythonic proved to be the real difficulty: when we met at my apartment last Wednesday, we spent the first few hours google-ing up a storm trying to find something authentic we could write. We finally found a book with some authentic Brythonic words. I quickly wrote out the Ogham on a sheet of loose paper, which we then transferred to a sheet of news print (which I thankfully had just lying in my car) so we could draw it to scale before transferring it to stone. That's when the fun part began: chiseling our midterm into rock.
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We didn't want to run out of stone before we finished what we had to say, so we wrote it out on news print and followed the spacing very closely.
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See the three horizontal lines that are not very evenly spaced? I carved them :) Being able to look at that stone and know that I made my mark on it is kind of cool. |
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